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UA Program Replicates Industry Workplace in Academic Environment

More than 140 students have graduated during 15-year span.

PAM Swings to $880,907 Profit for Third Quarter

Company president notes firm’s ‘milestone.’

Education Leaders Organize Inaugural Summit

Dr. Tom Kimbrell, the Arkansas Education Commissioner, will be among the presenters Thursday at the inaugural Northwest Arkansas Graduation-for-All Summit at the Jones Center for Families.

Child Protection Training Center Receives Major Gifts

Donations to the center on the NWACC campus include $1.3 million from Melba Shewmaker.

Jeff Hankins Resigns As President, Publisher of Arkansas Business Publishing Group

Olivia Farrell, chairman and CEO of Arkansas Business Publishing Group of Little Rock, announced today that Jeff Hankins, president and publisher, has submitted his resignation.

New Recycling Plant in Rogers Creates 350 Jobs

NextLife Asset Recovery Services invested more than $10 million in its Rogers headquarters and processing facility.

Wal-Mart Wins Class-Action Battle in Texas Lawsuit

A federal judge has ruled the complaint claiming bias against female workers was filed too late.

Majoring in Sustainability

John Brown University heads this year’s list of Greenest Office winners.

The Greening of John Brown University

Siloam Springs school becomes state’s first zero-landfill institution.

Greenway Sprouts from Regional Vision

Massive trail project expected to bring economic benefits.

New Midtown Center Announced in Bentonville

Construction expected to begin by June 2013.

J.B. Hunt 3Q Profit Up 14 Percent

Growth in intermodal business outpaced gains in the company’s trucking segment.

Herbstreit Announced as Keynote Speaker for ‘Go Red’

ABC/ESPN college football analyst will deliver address on Feb. 12.

Siloam Springs Sues Metal Recycling Firm

The city says USA Metal Recycling LLC’s facility there violates zoning and licensing ordinances.

Report: Traffic Congestion in NWA Tops $100 Million Annually

Researchers arrived at the $103 million total by researching eight stretches of road all infamous for traffic congestion in Northwest Arkansas, and then estimating overall traffic congestion in Benton and Washington counties.