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Weidman Counseling Provides Specialized Counseling Services

Nancy Weidman of Rogers opens a counseling office specializing in grievance counseling, child sexual abuse, and adult survivor sexual abuse.

Realtors Revel in IDX Sales Tool: NDCC Lets Home Buyers Fly Through MLS Database

Tim Lee started Fayetteville’s Net Design Computer Center in 1993 when he was 19 with only $50 in his pocket. Today, the real estate technology firm has 350 Web clients and gets more than 15 million page views per month.

Nail to Retire From NBC 24/51

Mike Nail, sports director for television station NBC 24/51 in Fayetteville, plans to retire on Nov. 26 after 39 years in broadcast journalism.

Arthur?s Song: Caught Between the Moon and Birmingham (Opinion)

The Morning News confuses banks in a story about Arthur Thurman.

Not Run of the Mill (Opinion)

The Northwest Arkansas Times goes out of the way to define “mill.”

KHOG: That Coyote Is After You (Opinion)

KHOG: Please toss the Roadrunner noise.

Crossland Serves Up New Center

Crossland Construction Inc. of Rogers bought a building permit valued at $4.4 million to build a 68,000-SF tennis facility for Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Arkansas National Bank bought a building permit valued at $3.5 million to build a

Book It … For $1.68M

Campus Book Store owners buy shopping center on Fayetteville’s Dickson Street for $1.68 million.

No Leaky Developments

Underwoods clear lot on Fayetteville’s Dickson Street to make way for mixed-use development.

Apartment Viking

Real estate mogul Jim Lindsey had 22,676 apartments as of mid-November.

Heritage Springs

Heritage Land Title of Arkansas Inc. plans to open a Siloam Springs office by the end of the year.

Elder Flexes Duplexes

Chris Elder, owner of Elder Construction Company Inc. in Springdale, is building a new subdivision off of U.S. Highway 71 on County Line Road in Springdale.

Lehmans? Lovely Lease

Mark Reeves and Debbie Reeves of DebMark Inc. signed a two-year lease agreement with the Arnold “Tuffy” Lehman and his son John to operate a restaurant in the New Orleans Hotel in Eureka Springs.

A Wal-Mart 2-for-1

For every Wal-Mart Supercenter that opens, two grocery stores will close, according to Forbes magazine.

Witchy Wicks

A Web site featuring occult paraphernalia is selling candles made by Hanna’s Candle Co. of Fayetteville. Burt Hanna, the company’s president, said he had no idea such a thing was going on and will check into the matter.