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Fort Smith Board could veto trash election results

Fort Smith citizen Joel Culberson is fighting to revisit the automated-versus-non-automated refuse collection debate by officially placing it on the November ballot. But according to City Administrator Ray Gosack, a…

Trash service issue could be on November ballot

The trash service issue isn’t over for Joel Culberson. And if he can pull off a large task in the next 62 days, the issue will be in front of…

Venture Center, LR Tech Park announce membership program

Nippon pushes closing date of U.S. Steel acquisition to later date

Van Buren tax revenue up almost 5% in 2023, county revenue down in early 2024

Northwestern Mutual relocates Fayetteville office to Rogers

Venture Center, LR Tech Park announce membership program

Broader DNA and genetic testing to be requested in West Memphis Three case

Nippon pushes closing date of U.S. Steel acquisition to later date

Last call for Northwest Arkansas Business Journal’s Women in Business nominations

The Supply Side: Online grocery sales expected to reach $204.61B in 2024

Area CDL training demand remains robust amid freight recession

P.A.M. seeks name change, conversion to Nevada corporation

J.B. Hunt shareholders appoint Shelley Simpson to company board

Tag: Culberson

Fort Smith Board could veto trash election results

Trash service issue could be on November ballot

Governor makes appointments post-prison transfer board, other panels

Venture Center, LR Tech Park announce membership program

Broader DNA and genetic testing to be requested in West Memphis Three case

Nippon pushes closing date of U.S. Steel acquisition to later date

Last call for Northwest Arkansas Business Journal’s Women in Business nominations

Number of foreign military jets at Fort Smith could rise; basing cost up to $850 million

Windstream, Uniti reunite in $13.4 billion merger

Pine Bluff paper mill sold

Grimes confirmed as U.S. Marshal for Arkansas’ Western District

Funding, construction pace at foreign pilot training center in Fort Smith ‘real unusual’

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