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“Bost Day” at McDonalds

Saturday, September 13th is "Bost Day" at participating McDonalds in the River Valley. In conjunction with the Junior Civic League of Fort Smith, 75 cents of each chicken product sold…

Junior Civic League Presents “A Nite at the Races”

The Junior Civic League of Fort Smith presents "A Nite at the Races", a fun filled evening of race track entertainment to benefit Bost, Inc. "A Nite at the Races"…

Olympic Motto Inspires Higher Performances (Opinion)

The Olympic motto ?Citius, Altius, Fortius? challenges the best of the best to continually pursue higher levels of performance.

Pelphreys Purchase Two Bridgewater Lots Plus 5,600-SF Home (Real Deals)

John and Tracy Pelphrey purchased the home in Fayetteville for $2.04 million and Toter Industries is building a 27,000-SF, $1.4 million manufacturing facility in Springdale.

Investors Should Examine Their Taste for Volatility (Opinion)

In recent weeks we?ve seen days where the Dow Jones industrial average was down 300 followed by an up 300 day.

Gag Order Issued in Terminella Case

Washington County Circuit Court Judge Kim Smith has ordered Tom Terminella and Metropolitan National Bank to zip it.

Atwell-Hicks Arrives in Bentonville

A land development firm is setting up shop in Bentonville and hired three consultants from CEI Engineering Associates Inc. to launch local operations.

WSJ: Northwest Arkansas a Ghost Town

After reading the Aug. 2 issue of the Wall Street Journal, we?ve been on the lookout for Mad Max and Snake Plissken.

Web Site Touts Bank-owned Property

There is a booming business in real estate right now, it is in selling off homes dirt cheap.

Bank of Fayetteville Opens Branch

The Bank of Fayetteville opened its ninth full service office on Aug. 4 ? in Farmington.

United Bank has Less Lending

We?re hearing a little more about that nasty, inevitable word that comes with a downturn: layoffs.

Mobility is Region?s Albatross (Jeffrey Wood Publisher’s Note)

The ?Dogpatch mentality,? coupled with some anti-business sentiment, is the only thing that can explain recent efforts by those who would have Northwest Arkansas ignore its western corridor.

All Small & Private: Unilever Sells off U.S. Detergent Division

About a year ago, the Business Journal ran an article about the conversion of the laundry aisle to concentrated detergent. In June, we wrote about the expansion of the Wal-Mart Stores Inc. generic drug program. A couple recent developments on both topics

Oklahoma court ruling threatens poultry industry in Arkansas

GDP up 4.3% in the third quarter, consumer confidence declines

St. Bernards to expand Maternal Life360 HOME program into Greene County

Then and Now: Cooperative business model a good fit for Mitchell Johnson

Regions

“Bost Day” at McDonalds

Junior Civic League Presents “A Nite at the Races”

Olympic Motto Inspires Higher Performances (Opinion)

Pelphreys Purchase Two Bridgewater Lots Plus 5,600-SF Home (Real Deals)

Investors Should Examine Their Taste for Volatility (Opinion)

Gag Order Issued in Terminella Case

Atwell-Hicks Arrives in Bentonville

WSJ: Northwest Arkansas a Ghost Town

Web Site Touts Bank-owned Property

Bank of Fayetteville Opens Branch

United Bank has Less Lending

Mobility is Region?s Albatross (Jeffrey Wood Publisher’s Note)

All Small & Private: Unilever Sells off U.S. Detergent Division

Park Offers Shoulder Replacement Surgery

Building The Budget Deficit (Editorial)

Wilma?s of Fayetteville Garners 4.5 stars (Food Review)

Marketing & Media KFSM Leads TV Newscasts

Clear Channel Still Top Radio

D-G, News Daily Numbers Rise

New Acxiom CEO Seeks to Bring Focus to Firm

Recent Business News

GDP up 4.3% in the third quarter, consumer confidence declines

Then and Now: Cooperative business model a good fit for Mitchell Johnson