Regions

Copper Creek Addition Gets Five New Homes

C&S Custom Homes Inc. on April 30 got five loans totaling $1.23 million from Arvest Bank to add homes at a northeast Fayetteville subdivision.

On The Border Almost Complete

Brinker International Inc. of Dallas recently purchased a building permit valued at $862,000 to complete the construction of its new Rogers restaurant.

Lindsey Developing Many Stonewood Lots

John David Lindsey on April 30 got four loans totaling $799,000 to build more homes at a northeast Fayetteville subdivision.

Lazenby Joins Builders at Blue Springs Village

Bill Lazenby on May 15 got six loans totaling $634,983 from both Regions Bank of Rogers and First Security Bank of Rogers to build homes at a subdivision several miles east of Springdale.

Wohlford & Co. Adds to Palisades

Dennis Wohlford of Wohlford & Co. of Fayetteville recently purchased five building permits valued at a combined $588,647 to build homes at a subdivision in southeast Springdale.

Riggins Continues Porthaven Addition

Darin Riggins of Riggins Construction recently purchased seven building permits valued at $574,791 to build more homes at a west Springdale subdivision.

Israel, Phillips, Muccio Purchase Appleby Acreage

Ben and Nancy Israel, Phil Phillips and Tom Muccio in early June purchased 2.5 commercially zoned acres in north Fayetteville for $500,000.

Rogers Developer Continues Shadow Valley Development

Judy Enderle of Rogers recently purchased a pair of building permits valued at a combined $368,968 to build two more homes at Shadow Valley subdivision.

Maloney Associates Racks up Bank Ad Awards

Maloney Associates Inc. of Cave Springs was the only Northwest Arkansas-based advertising agency that was honored June 13 at the annual banquet of the Arkansas chapter of the American Bankers Association Marketing Network.

Bickford Retires After 38 Years at News

Charles Bickford retired May 24 after working as a photographer at The Morning News since 1964.

Blasted by The Morning News

On June 11, The Morning News sent this ?breaking news alert? to its e-mail alert subscribers: ?Rogers police and fire officials were searching a portion of southwest Rogers at midday for a missing 7-year-old boy.?

DeBriyn Departure Brings out Best in D-G Sports

Jeff Krupsaw?s Arkansas Democrat-Gazette sports section showed again on June 12 why it is the state?s best individual daily newspaper section.

Complex Whistles Dixie

Partners Phil Phillips, Gerald Johnston, Tom Muccio and Ben Israel plan to close on a $5.55 million deal June 26 to purchase the majority of a Fayetteville business complex.

Mickey?s Theme Park

Mickey and Beth Richardson plan to develop their 185-acre ranch near Beaver Lake into a technology camp and eventually a multimillion dollar high-tech center.

Bird Shot Down, Again

Former Rose Law Firm lawyer Allen W. Bird lost his appeal of the longest running U.S. Bankruptcy Court ruling in Arkansas? western division.

More Bird Hunting?

Bird could appeal Hendren?s order to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis. But Hendren?s ruling may prove too discouraging.

Exchange Change

Delta Systems Inc., the Rogers automation control and software firm, plans to join the Nasdaq. Since its initial public offering in January of 2000, Delta has traded on the Canadian Venture Exchange in Toronto.

Swiss for Sale; Flatiron Next?

Joe McClung put the Eureka Springs Swiss Resort and Visitor?s Center up for sale in June.

Strong Candidate Refuses to Cancel Meeting

Beck Campbell, a Springdale mayoral candidate, remembered something her campaign manager had told her and refused to cancel a ?Meet-the-Candidate? coffee gathering.

Myres Joins Business Journal Staff

For the first time in more than two years, the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal?s editorial staff has change

Opinions differ on use of former ACME Brick property

Jones Center raises $310,000 at ‘Big Night’

Colliers | Arkansas to manage Regions Center; firm closes 2 major deals for $10.7M

Architect Reese Rowland honored with AIA Arkansas E. Fay Jones gold medal