Tag: Government & Politics

Business Journal Seeks ?Greenest Office? Noms

Deadline for contest is Aug. 30

The Community of Banks (Opinion)

We worry that new banking legislation could hinder the profits of many community banks.

Letter to the Editor (Opinion)

Voting record reflects Lincoln’s liberal ways

Burlsworth Benefit Will Honor Congressman

Former Third District Congressman John Paul Hammerschmidt will be honored at a Oct. 22 dinner at the Fayetteville Town Center.

Merger, Expansion Highlight Moss Moves

Addition of McGehee bolsters service offerings.

Hoeller Earns FITT Designation

Credential signifies advanced knowledge and skills in international matters.

Lincoln is a Democrat? So what else you got? (Opinion)

Down Little Rock way on July 6, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell came to create a little buzz and raise cash for U.S. Rep. John Boozman, and in the process take a few pokes at U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln.

First Things First (Opinion)

For better or worse, the British public must understand that being critical of BP was inevitable

$35.7 Million Set Aside For Refuges and Wetlands

Lincoln’s help will get Arkansas piece of $5.3 million pie

Madison County Record Buys White River Valley

Kreth, Mooty will oversee both publications.

Creditors Pursue Restitution from Lindsey

Legal wranglings continue in $169 million case.

Robert Half: Tax Accountant Among Most Promising Positions

Notes from the tax and accounting industry.

Hogs and Others Plan Event to Feed Haitians

Accumen Holdings LLC spearheads relief effort.

International Standards Set to Aid Smaller Entities (Guest Commentary)

In response to the growing demand for a single set of global accounting standards for non-public entities, the International Accounting Standards Board issued IFRS for Small & Medium-sized Entities in July 2009.