Regions

High-end Policies Don?t Have To Cost Collectors a Premium

If you have a million-dollar house with a Picasso painting on the wall, Carrie Sperling, a broker with Rebsamen Insurance Inc. in Springdale, is here to help.

Hissom, Combs Plan Homes on the Range

Waterford Estates will include 200 home lots ranging from 0.75 acres to one acre. The lots will price from $100,000 each, and homes will start at $500,000.

Gates Open to More Builders at Clear Creek

Only four builders were allowed to develop in John Tyson?s upscale gated community until January. Now, Tyson and Orion Realty have opened the gate to let even more area builders in.

Concrete: Not Just For Sidewalks Anymore

David Stephenson, co-owner of American Concrete Concepts Inc. in Rogers, is changing the way floors look in Northwest Arkansas one bid specification at a time.

Coody Eyes 800-acre Tract

Fayetteville Mayor Dan Coody wants the city to buy 800 acres of land straddling the city limits west of Cato Springs Road.

Custom Home Theaters Become McMansion Must

A dedicated media room with a movie theater atmosphere complete with theater seating, Surround Sound and a big screen is becoming a must in upscale housing.

Custom Landscaping Is a Growing Business

A beautiful new lawn and garden naturally complements a beautiful new house. With the building boom in subdivisions such as Rogers? Shadow Valley Country Club, landscaping is a growing business.

Faux Bricks Etched Into Garland Crosswalks

The crosswalks are part of the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department?s $1.9 million project to widen six-tenths of a mile of Garland to four lanes between Maple and North streets.

Heathrow Hills Create Unique Upscale Haven

Now one of Benton County?s most upscale residential developments, the 58-acre enclave wasn?t assembled into a contiguous property until 1998 when Arnold ?Tuffy? Lehman decided to tackle the task.

Learn From Martha (Editorial)

Martha Stewart?s recent conviction caused us to once again look at the corporate scandals that are partly to blame for an economy that is still trying to regain its footing.

The Plaza Restaurant Gets Five Stars (Business Lunch)

Elegance starts at the front door of The Plaza Restaurant and continues all the way to the dessert tray.

Seigenthaler to Speak at UA Journalism Days

John Seigenthaler, founding editorial director at USA Today, will deliver the Roy Reed Lecture at 7 p.m. April 7 as part of the University of Arkansas? annual ?Journalism Days? event.

Media on the Stand?

Ex-Razorbacks basketball coach Nolan Richardson complained for years about the media and its coverage of him and his hoops program.

GDH Consulting Staffs It

GDH Consulting provides staffing for information technology positions in three ways: short-term contract basis, contract-to-hire basis and permanent basis.

Club Z! In-home Tutoring Comes to NWA

James and Kathy Dinwoodie recently expanded the nation?s largest in-home tutoring company to service Northwest Arkansas.

Springdale Eyes Minor League Baseball Team

Springdale is close to landing a minor league baseball franchise and new stadium.

DVD Factory Planned For Fayetteville

Eric Parkinson plans to buy at least eight acres of land in the Fayetteville Industrial Park and build a DVD factory that will make 50 million disks a year.

Hotel Planned For the Peaks

Gary Combs said it looks like a 150-room hotel will be coming to his $220 million Rogers project, The Peaks.

Huntsville-charted First State Bank of Northwest Arkansas applies to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the Arkansas State Bank Department to operate a branch in Fayetteville at 300 N. College Ave.

Siloam Sees New Arvest

Siloam Springs will soon see a third Arvest Bank location on U.S. Highway 412 across from the Wal-Mart Supercenter.

Lockheed Martin to boost job numbers in Fort Smith

LR Fed official praises Warsh start amid economic uncertainty

Beechwood Hospitality starts operating Fayetteville hotel

Crystal Bridges names 3 to executive leadership jobs