Regions

Political Post Party Hosted by Local PR Guru

Fayetteville was one of three cities in presidential election ?swing states? to be selected to host a special debate watch party.

Post Debate Reactions Gathered in Fayetteville

An Oklahoma-based Washington Post watched the Sept. 30 presidential debate with 10 Arkies at a Fayetteville home.

Johnson in a TIF?

Word is that Clear Creek Ventures LLC is behind the proposal to create a TIF district in Johnson.

Lynch Leaves Chambers for Liberty Bank

Doug Lynch is named president of the Fayetteville/Springdale market for Siloam Springs-chartered Liberty Bank of Arkansas.

56 Misdemeanors Charged in Bike Event

Fayetteville Police Department made 56 arrests during Bike, Blues & BBQ this year.

Northwest Medical Loses Another Executive

A second high-profile executive leaves Northwest Medical System.

Triad Title Company Opens Two Offices in Springdale

Triad Title opened two offices in Springdale this year and has plans to open a Bentonville office in coming months.

Black Label Studio Carves Niche in Commercial Photography

A new studio handles mostly commercial photography for advertising agencies, retail suppliers and the music industry.

The Region’s Largest Schools

The list of the region’s largest private schools, public schools and colleges and universities.

The Highest Paid State Employees

The list of the state’s highest paid employees.

Dedicated ‘Suite 16’ Fans Support Razorback Sports

Tyson Foods and Stephens Inc. have skyboxes in the three main University of Arkansas sports venues in Fayetteville, and 14 other lessees have two UA suites.

George Creates Legacy

Gary George and investors finally unveil plans for the Springdale-based Legacy National Bank.

Hook, Line and Thinker

Don Tyson’s billfishing passion has spawned creativity and conservation.

War Eagle Trainers Dive Into Retrievers

Derek Randle, Johnny Kinzey and Keith Allison quit lucrative day jobs in 1999 to turn their dog training hobbies into War Eagle Retrievers Inc.

Wal-Mart Needs More Than ?Spin? (Editorial)

There is a commercial Web site dedicated to tracking litigation involving the world?s largest corporate citizen.

DU Donations Still Work for Arkansas

With Arkansas? waterfowl harvest on a downward glide, hunters in parts of the state have even taken shots at Ducks Unlimited Inc.

Fly-Fishing Biz Depends on Rainfall

Bill Tenison, owner of White River Angler fly-fishing shop in Fayetteville, says too much rain in the springtime can cause his annual revenue to dip by 10 to 15 percent.

Courses Have Love/Hate Relationship With Weather

John Burgin has a love/hate relationship with the local weatherman. The general manager of The Creeks public golf course in Cave Springs says if the forecaster is wrong, it can cost him thousands of dollars in lost revenue.

Kings River Provides Close Canoeing

If you?re tired of floating rates and floating securities, Ernie Kilman suggests you float the Kings River in Madison and Carroll counties.

Clear Creek Tower Planned in Johnson (Real Deals)

Clear Creek Tower I is planned, and Wingate site construction starts.

UAMS, Helena Hospital announced co-management agreement

Citizens Bank names Alan Jessup COO

Survey: 35% of American workers do some or all work from home

Crenlo moves HQ to Bentonville from Minneapolis