Tag: Government & Politics

Winning at the Tax Game Takes Forward Thinking (Opinion)

In the last two years, those making more than $250,000 per year understand who the government considers wealthy. No one I know that makes over $250,000 feels they are wealthy. The government is clearly targeting this group.

Thomas Adds ‘Bounce’ to Kids’ Entertainment Options

At Boingo Bounce, about 4,700 SF of the total 6,700-SF space is devoted to housing giant slides and bounce houses.

Hunt Ventures to Buy Pinnacle Point Properties

Investment comes with a $24.1 million price tag.

Not Surprisingly, Americans Disagree Over Definition of Rich

Defining “rich” depends on where you live and, possibly, on what newspaper you read.

Paid Parking Stifles Dickson Street Restaurants

Paid Parking throughout Fayetteville’s downtown entertainment district had led to frustration among restaurant owners, who argue the new effort is dragging down profits.

Instructors Expand Menu, Stress Multiple Movements

Fayetteville team is the latest to offer health-conscious clients a new fitness option.

The Tax Cut Debate

With the recession lingering, more tax cuts are inevitable. The question is whether everyone needs them.

Firearm Sales Go Great Guns

Although antipathy for the Obama administration among gun dealers is high, recent years have been good times at area gun shops, from background checks all the way to concealed carry classes.

Fayetteville Joins Crowd, Creates Business Registry

Implementation will begin next year.

Supreme Court Arguments To be Broadcast Online

Bandwidth being freed up in anticipation of response.

Disadvantaged Firms Get $200k in Grants

Money is distributed via the Arkansas State Highway Transportation Department.

Highway Development a Must in Arkansas

New taxes are never popular. However, a strong road network is essential to a strong economy, particularly in Arkansas.

State Fights Licensing Violations

Between Nov. 2008 and Aug. 30, 2010, 100 individuals were fined for committing electrical licensing violations in the state of Arkansas.

No Kidding ? ATA President Files For Bankruptcy

Lane Kidd, president of the Arkansas Trucking Association, and his wife, Jennifer Matthews Kidd, founder of Matthews Publishing Group, recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Kidd’s Bankruptcy Isn’t So Simple

Arkansas Trucking Association President Lane Kidd is facing a $575,000 judgment that dates back two decades.

Oh, the Details … (Jeff Hankins Publisher’s Note)

It’s going to take time for the business community to make sense of Washington’s health care makeover.

JBU Awarded Federal Grant

Student Support Services program gets $1.2 million.

Merger Means Circulation Overhaul for Local Papers

Hector Cueva oversees the delivery of five different newspapers within a two-county area.

IT Budgets May Rise Nationally

Survey says hiring is expected to jump by year-end.

Talking Head Helps Host Keet Fundraiser

Noelle Nikpour, a political consultant and noted talking head, recently served as co-host of a July 21 fundraiser aiding GOP gubernatorial candidate Jim Keet

Restoration plans begin with the historic Carnegie Library building

HVAC warehouse was the top Sebastian County property deal in July-October period

2024 building permit values down 45% in the Fort Smith metro

Messer to open $70 million industrial gas plant in Berryville in 2026