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UA?s Alpha Omicron Pi House Set for January Open

Work nearly complete at UA fraternity house

MKMB Builds Third Aaron?s

Work begins on a new Aaron’s retail store.

Wal-Mart 2Q Net Grows; Announces AC/DC Deal

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville bucked the retail sector trend of declining profits with a 17 percent improvement versus the second quarter in 2007.

Attorney Rating Site Expands to Arkansas

Avvo.com, a Web site that rates and profiles lawyers for consumers and small businesses, has expanded its coverage to include every attorney in Arkansas.

Beyond Bentonville Business Booming

With the boom of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. suppliers moving to Bentonville long past, recruiting firm Cameron Smith Associates has been expanding its reach.

KEZA-FM Eases Into Second Slot

The No. 1 station in the spring 2008 radio ratings by Arbitron Inc. was no surprise to anyone in the media, but the No. 2 and No. 3 slots are a minor upset.

2Q Residential Sales up Slightly

Inventory of new construction in Northwest Arkansas continued to decline during the second quarter of 2008, while more existing homes on the market became occupied.

Entrepreneur Taps Into Tailgating Trend

Tailgating Innovations of Fayetteville wants to take the American tradition of the tailgate party to the next level.

Doctors? MRI Center Raises Fears of Higher Costs

Investment offering by MRI company causes concern about doctor self-referrals.

Remembering Gwatney: Passionate, Outspoken (Commentary by Jeff Hankins)

The stunning, tragic and senseless murder of Jacksonville businessman and Arkansas Democratic Party Chairman Bill Gwatney sent emotions soaring across the state.

Democrats Share Blame for the Oil Problem (Letter to Editor)

A reader responds to a recent editorial about oil.

Receiver to Bank: Stop Interfering with Flake & Kelley

A last-minute lawsuit against Legacy National Bank on Aug. 20 provided a surprising twist in the long-running battle over Brandon Barber?s Legacy Building in downtown Fayetteville.

Generational Conversations: Finding the Common Ground (Human Factor by Carla D. Sloan)

No matter in which generation we were born, we all engage in conversations. Conversations can range from dull to provocative. At the lower end of the spectrum, no thinking is involved.

Berryville Bank Set to Break Ground

The Bank of Eureka Springs is ready to begin construction of a new branch in Berryville.

Vogue Recognition for Arkansas Yoga Center

Dubbed an ?environmentalist oasis,? Andrea Fournet?s yoga campus is recognized as one of the ?earliest adopters of the green yoga movement.?

Tuscany Tech by Tim

LifeatTuscany.com uses Lee?s iPlat technology so potential buyers can view lots that are for sale, homes that are occupied and even homes that are for sale on the MLS.

Dickson Lounge Caters to Quieter Crowd

The Dickson Street entertainment scene will soon have a new offering for those not so inclined to stand shoulder to shoulder with the beer-drinking college crowd.

Bath Junkie to Open in Dillard?s stores

Bath Junkie, a company born and raised in Northwest Arkansas, is expanding to Dillard?s, the nationwide department store with more than 300 locations.

Walton Estate Scores Big With Solar

A sharp investment in solar energy netted a payday of around $350 million for the estate of Wal-Mart heir John T. Walton earlier this month.

Poteau Main Street Fall Festival

The OU/Texas game will be projected in the Pocket Park downtown with crafters, food vendors, carnival games, bingo,cake walk, live muscic w Chaotic Resemblance,Working Class Dogs, Silver Streak, and much…