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Scrapbook Shop Offers Materials, Consultation

Darla Gatlin began planning Scrapbook Mania because she was hooked on the hobby herself.

Podiatrist Opens Fayetteville Practice

Sara McCoy, a podiatrist, opens her first practice in Fayetteville ? Ozark Surgical & Medical Foot Care.

Innovators Change Face of N.W. Ark. Business

Northwest Arkansas has been blessed with a surplus of innovative business leaders over the years. Here’s a look at 12 up-and-comers.

Area?s History is Rich in Innovators

Many local innovators have come before the dozen we?ve highlighted this year. Here are a few of the most prominent.

Broyles Photo Fuels Pig Palace Controversy

A TV spot for Alltel Corp.’s Pig Palace featuring a shot of Frank Broyles, University of Arkansas athletic director, proves athletic officials wrong.

Morning News Steady; Times, Daily Record Gain

The past year has seen dramatic changes in the northwest Arkansas newspaper war. And one of the most notable changes is the removal of the Walton family from the picture.

ABF Revenues Increase 7.9 Percent

The Fort Smith-based trucking company sees a jump due to revenue increases for subsidiaries ABF Freight System Inc., G.I. Trucking Co. and Clipper.

Driver Shortage Blamed for Shortfall at Cannon

Cannon Express’logistics and intermodal division revenues for the first quarter of fiscal 2001 show a decrease of $512,986, or 23 percent, compared with the comparable period in 2000.

First Federal Bancshares Sees Net Income Drop

An 18 percent decrease in net income was “due to a decrease in net interest income and an increase in noninterest expenses,” company filings say.

J.B. Hunt Reports 3Q Earnings Increase

J.B. Hunt Transport Services of Lowell announces that its net earnings for the third quarter of 2000 increased to $9.1 million, compared with $5 million in the same period in 1999.

National Home Centers Sees Income Drop

The Springdale home improvement supply and building materials company continues to focus on contractor sales.

Southwestern Energy Reports Flow Test Success

A flow test of the Robertson oil well in Lafayette Parish, La., tops production at the Dugas & LeBlanc well.

Brass Eagle Drops Potential Sale, Takes Write-off

Brass Eagle Inc. of Bentonville takes a $651,000 hit in the third quarter of the year when a potential sale of the company is called off.

Fort Smith Awaits Exhibition Building

The Arkansas Oklahoma Regional Education and Promotion Association Inc. sells bonds to pay for a $2.6 million, 42,000-SF exhibition building at Kay Rodgers Park in Fort Smith.

Rogers Little Theater Completes the Victory

Rogers Little Theater completes a $1.7 million renovation of the Victory Theater downtown.

Griffin-Mardis Gets Loan for Rogers Store

Griffin-Mardis Investments in Fort Smith receives a $1.4 million loan from Community Bank of Fayetteville to build a new restaurant/convenience store in Rogers.

SCC Condos Aims for March Completion

Gary Brandon Enterprises purchases seven building permits with a total value of $865,760 for condominiums at the Springdale Country Club.

Church Buys Goff-McNair Building

First Baptist Church of Fayetteville purchases a Fayetteville landmark in the former Goff-McNair Motor Co. building.

Charlton Plans More Bentonville Development

John and Michael Charlton of Charlton Development Co. get a $660,000 loan Oct. 3 from the Bank of Bentonville to buy a Bentonville farm for future residential additions.

Lowell Subdivision Continues To Grow

Red Rock Development Inc. receives seven loans totaling $420,000 from J.B. Hunt LLC to build more houses in the Southfork subdivision in Lowell.

UAMS announces 40 new full-tuition scholarships for Fall 2026

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