Tag: health care

Paint the Town Red Reaches Funding Goal

The Northwest Arkansas’s 2008 Paint the Town Red event, hosted at the Fayetteville Town Center, raised more than $90,000 for the American Heart Association.

Peer Praise Dynamic Proves Most Valuable for Creatures (Human Factor by Patrick Sbarra)

Preparing an inspiring year-end team meeting had been a bit of challenge until I had a moment of insight and clarity while preparing a program to celebrate a record- setting year in 2006.

Health Care Lykins Lands Hospital Deal

The Gravette Medical Center Hospital will reopen March 3 after being closed since 2005.

Podiatrist’s Paper Trail Tied to Pinewood

A real estate search turned up some interesting information on the purchaser.

Surgeons Convert Fayetteville Hospital

The new owners of the Physicians Surgery Center, located on Parkview Drive in Fayetteville, have big plans for the facility.

Washington Regional Adds Springdale Facility

Washington Regional Medical Center has announced plans to build a new facility to better serve the growing population of west Springdale.

Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Best & Worst of 2007: Year of the Slowdown

The real estate slowdown, developer struggles and banking worries dominated 2007.

How to Earn Employee Trust and Commitment (Human Factor by Bruce Johanson)

Thus, the question that needs to be asked and answered is “What can we do to gain or regain genuine employee commitment?”

Growth Grabs Additional Promenade Land (Real Deals)

Chicago-based General Growth Properties, acting through Pinnacle South LLC, recently purchased two parcels of land, totaling 30.2 acres, from Great Northwest Development LLC for $6.8 million.

Small Business Insurance Premiums May Rise up to 15 Percent (Bottom Line)

Depending on the insurer, small business owners in Arkansas can expect health insurance prices to go up noticeably in 2008. One business in Fayetteville has flexible options for its employees.

Terminella v. MNB Takes Turn in Deposition

The $50 million-lawsuit by Fayetteville developer Tom Terminella against Little Rock-based Metropolitan National Bank took a strange turn during the deposition of Susan Slinkard.