Tag: Empty Bowls

Empty Bowls help fill funds for LifeSource programs

More than 200 people piled into the Mt. Sequoyah Retreat Center dining hall Tuesday evening (Nov. 5) to enjoy gourmet soup, bread and dessert at the Empty Bowls event, which…

Van Buren students fight hunger with ‘Empty Bowls’

The 3rd annual Van Buren High School Empty Bowls event is a cooperative effort between students, teachers, and community members and organizations. The event was held Thursday (Feb. 16) in…

Game and Fish Commission director announces resignation plans

Gov. Sanders proposes budget that includes $167 million in new spending

Summit Utility customers to see a more than 23% rate increase

Outdoor recreation economy added 2.5% to Arkansas GDP in 2023

Summit Utility customers to see a more than 23% rate increase

Ox makes changes to executive team

Connections: Botanical Garden of the Ozarks announces new hire, promotion

3D mammography provided at Siloam Springs Regional Hospital

The Supply Side: Early holiday spending underway; lackluster year expected

LIVSN Designs releases code of conduct for suppliers

The Supply Side: Natural State Beef seeks to place Arkansas beef in more stores

The Supply Side: Retailers, manufacturers seek to shorten supply chains

Tag: Empty Bowls

Empty Bowls help fill funds for LifeSource programs

Van Buren students fight hunger with ‘Empty Bowls’

Game and Fish Commission director announces resignation plans

Gov. Sanders proposes budget that includes $167 million in new spending

Summit Utility customers to see a more than 23% rate increase

Outdoor recreation economy added 2.5% to Arkansas GDP in 2023

Ox makes changes to executive team

Historic Adelaide Hall in downtown Fort Smith to be demolished

Lennar agrees to buy Rausch Coleman Homes

Arkansas medical marijuana sales down almost 3%, but pounds sold up 23.2%

Good Gravy Group opens barbecue restaurant in Bentonville

Fort Smith Board moves forward with federal climate grant participation

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Summit Utility customers to see a more than 23% rate increase

Outdoor recreation economy added 2.5% to Arkansas GDP in 2023