Tag: construction

Steve Smith Country Preparing for New Home

Steve Smith recently purchased a building permit valued at $1.37 million to begin construction of a new facility for his Springdale automobile dealership.

Lindsey, Elsass Continue Building in Bentonville

L&E Equity Investments, consisting of John David Lindsey and Kirk Elsass, on July 2 secured 12 loans.

Outdoor Cap Expanding Bentonville Warehouse

Outdoor Cap Co. of Bentonville recently purchased a building permit valued at $1.2 million to expand its warehouse by 53,000 SF.

Siloam Springs Church Enjoying New Home

Community Christian Fellowship, formerly Twin Springs Christian, has moved into its new facility in Siloam Springs.

Hinksons Building Pair of Bent Tree Houses

Dan and Jacqueline Hinkson of Springdale on June 12 got two loans totaling $420,000 from First Security Bank of Springdale to build two new homes at a Rogers subdivision.

Old Hotels Can Rise out of the Ashes

One way to pump new life into old hotels is to turn them into something else.

Arkansas Best Settles With IRS

Arkansas Best Corp. of Fort Smith, a less-than-truckload carrier, said on Aug. 13 that it had settled with the Internal Revenue Service over income tax issues between 1990 and 1994.

Restaurant Given Green Light

On the Rocks was given permission to open after much discussion from concerned residents.

Arkansas Community College to Build

Arkansas Community College recently purchased three building permits valued at a combined $10.16 million to build new facilities at its 17-acre Bentonville campus.

Goshen Golf Saga Continues

Dreams of The Club on the River have washed away, but there is still talk ? again ? of a future golf course community in Goshen.

Access Arena May Be Built

Access Entertainment of Joplin is apparently itching to build a 15,000-18,000 seat arena in either Northwest Arkansas or southwest Missouri.

Fayetteville Restaurant Owners Expand Empire

The Huson family of Fayetteville is expanding its restaurant empire ? all the way across Dickson Street. Jim, Teresa and Nelson Huson opened Doe?s Eat Place and now plan to open Big Daddy?s Sports Bar & Grill.

Wal-Mart Tightens Gun Policy, Expands German Market

Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world?s largest company and the largest gun seller in the United States, is strengthening its policy on firearms sales after the company?s research showed weapons were ending up in the hands of criminals

Business Journal Honors 40 Under 40

The Northwest Arkansas Business Journal is pleased to present its sixth annual ?40-Under-40? list of top executives throughout Northwest Arkansas. This annual list recognizes and profiles the region?s up-and-comers under the age of 40.

Fayetteville’s Mayor Wants to Change His Image

Dan Coody opponents believed the Fayetteville mayor would board up the city to thwart new business prospects when he took office more than 18 months ago.

NWACC President Announces Retirement

Bob Burns on July 5 announced his retirement effective Sept. 30 as president of NorthWest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville.

Area?s Businesses Expand

New businesses are popping up in Fayetteville and surrounding communities.

Business Card to Incorporate CD Rom

Carmen Lehman of CR Lehman Properties in Rogers and developer of the upscale Village on the Creeks business center is using the latest in technology for her new business cards.

Dallas Businessman Looks to Stop Floods

A Dallas businessman with Fayetteville connections is looking into the possibility of putting his latest patent to work in the Northwest Arkansas area.

Bur to Test Metal

Bur Edson, who has been an anchor with KFSM, Channel 5, for more than 20 years, is retiring to operate a business called Alpha Metal Manufacturing in Lavaca with Mark Verkamp.

Nine Riceland facilities temporarily close

Tonnage up almost 11% on the Arkansas River through May

Fort Smith Metro News Briefs: USA Truck military support, Baptist Health to hold ‘MASH’ events

SGS opens Bentonville product testing lab