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McLoud & Co. Opens Lowell Office

Tom McLoud launches a Lowell satellite location of his commercial real estate firm, McLoud & Co.

Cool Ideas Opens in Rogers

Hannah Witcofski and Taryn Lee, two interior design majors at the University of Arkansas, open Cool Ideas to offer their services to the area.

D-G Scuttles ‘Business Matters’ Editor Title

After having four chiefs in as many years, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette eliminates the title ?editor? from the newspaper?s weekly ?Northwest Arkansas Business Matters? section.

Newspaper Jumps the Gun in Headline

The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette jumps the gun when announcing in a headline on its lead sports page Sunday, Dec. 3: ?Hogs booked ahead to Oahu.?

Springdale Subdivision Targets April Opening

Phillip Taldo and Gary Griffin of One Springdale Inc. secure two loans from Arvest Springdale Bank & Trust totaling $2.83 million to purchase 37 acres for a Springdale subdivision.

Financing Secured for Commerce Park

Ben Israel of Dixie Management & Investments receives a $1.2 million loan from Community Bank to build Commerce Park in north Fayetteville.

Dorel to Construct Bentonville Building

Dorel Industries Inc., a maker of outdoor furniture, buys a building permit valued at $850,000 to build a new office and warehouse in Bentonville.

Riggins Construction Busy With Lowell Projects

Kevin Riggins of Riggins Construction in Springdale buys six building permits valued at a total of $673,048 for six new homes in Lowell.

L&E to Add Homes to Meadowlands

Kirk Elsass and John David Lindsey of L&E Equity Investments buy five building permits valued at $529,308 for more houses in Fayetteville?s Meadowlands subdivision.

Lehman to Build Upscale Bentonville Home

Arnold Lehman Builders buys a building permit valued at $524,000 for construction of a large home in one of Bentonville?s most upscale subdivisions.

New Bella Vista Church Gets Loan

Village Bible Evangelical Free Church in Bella Vista on Nov. 1 received a $475,000 loan from the Bank of Bentonville to purchase a building for its sanctuary and classrooms.

Lowell Subdivision to Get 3 New Homes

Trim Line Design construction company of Springdale buys three building permits valued at a combined $417,126 to build three houses in Lowell.

Fayetteville’s Trinity Temple Gets Building Permit

Trinity Temple Assembly of God Church in Fayetteville buys a building permit valued at $375,000 for a multipurpose facility.

True Hogs Fans Must Show Their Wallets

Razorback fans may show their pride by buying the official University of Arkansas Alumni Association?s Las Vegas Bowl trip package. But they had better be prepared to show their wallets.

Springdale Population Doubles in Decade

Springdale?s population has grown 50 percent in the last decade, from 29,941 in 1990 to an estimated 44,800 in 2000. The result: More schools, with many more to come.

Eller Gets Donrey Outdoor; Nation Moves In

The ink had hardly dried on Donrey Outdoor Advertising?s sale to Phoenix, Ariz.-based Eller Media when another billboard-type business moved in to the western Arkansas market.

Rose & Woods Law Firm Moving to Dickson Street

Jim Rose and Rick Woods move their law firm Rose & Woods from 112 W. Center St. in Fayetteville to the city?s Three Sisters complex on Dickson Street.

Ex-Razorback to Open Fayetteville Art Gallery

Former Razorback and professional football player Bobby Joe Edmonds and his wife, Karen, plan an art gallery in 2,100 SF of the Three Sisters complex by Jan. 1.

Outsourcing Key to Walker Creative

Outsourcing keeps advertising and graphics firms in business. Walker Creative of Fayetteville, in turn, outsources work to freelancers.

Capital Integral to Integral Wave

Integral Wave Technologies Inc. of Fayetteville begins raising capital to start manufacturing its passive components for electronics.

Entergy Arkansas unveils ‘Next Generation’ plan; will seek to extend nuclear licenses

Fort Smith business leader John Taylor has died

Car-Mart completes $161.3 million securities transaction

Officials ask public to be on the lookout for bird flu in flocks