Tag: Industries

‘War Eagle Arkansas’ Movie Making Moves

War Eagle Arkansas, which made its world premier in Fayetteville in June, is making its way around the country.

Rogers Homebuilder Takes Top Honors in Second ‘Greenest Office’ Initiative

Stitt Energy best reflected the employee behavior and innovation that defines the Greenest Office award.

Tyson Foods Prioritizes Sustainability Efforts

Tyson Foods Inc.?s newest buildings display its core belief in green principles.

Springline Group Offers Roadmap to Sustainability

Consulting firm offers businesses green alternatives.

Clubhaus to Join Healthy Bodies with Fitter Planet

Stuart Walker is in the process of opening Arkansas? first LEED-certified fitness center, in the heart of Fayetteville?s Dickson Street.

Crossland to Build New Siloam Springs High School (Real Deals)

Crossland Construction Co. has been awarded a bid to construct a new, 298,000-SF high school for Siloam Springs for $31.8 million, on 55 acres.

Microsoft May Be Threatened By its Own Business Model (Commentary)

Business owners should question recommendations for further investment in “back of the house” servers and software or investments in Microsoft licenses.

New Book Illustrates Light Rail Possibilities

The Community Design Center at the Fay Jones School of Architecture has put together a book about the possibility of light rail in Northwest Arkansas.

White Oak Market Opens in Fayetteville

Fayetteville group adds “gourmet market” to convenience store space.

Internships Give UA Grads a Jump-start

UA?s MBA graduates don?t experience placement problems.

BOF Sues Combs, He Settles with BOZ

Springdale developer stays busy with lawsuits.

BOZ Exec Said To Have Taken Residence in Waterford Clubhouse

Combs alleges residence in Waterford Estates Clubhouse.

Ernie Cline Exits May Construction

Cline?s departure part of job cuts at May Construction Co.

Sports Guys Shuffle Morning Drive to Afternoons

Northwest Arkansas mrning sports crew moving to afternoon time slot.

Western Bank Recovering Past Dues

CEO says bank?s problems are on the ?back side.?

Eureka Springs’ Crescent Hotel Goes Green

Historic Eureka Springs hotel is going green.

Brown Pitches Power Conditioners

Real estate broker Brown pitching green product.

Springdale Looks at New Side of Streamline Tax

The Streamlined Sales and Use Agreement, a federal program designed to standardize sales tax rules nationwide, will allow states to collect sales tax on Internet and mail-order purchases, which previously have been exempt.

NorthStar Building Earns Green Tax Incentives

A local architecture firm has partnered with an expert in tax code to design an office building that takes advantage of federal tax incentives.

Times Favorable To Pass the Bucks

Many financial experts say now, when values are depressed and tax rates are comparatively low, may be the best time for high-net-worth individuals to begin transferring wealth to their heirs.

Oklahoma court ruling threatens poultry industry in Arkansas

GDP up 4.3% in the third quarter, consumer confidence declines

St. Bernards to expand Maternal Life360 HOME program into Greene County

Then and Now: Cooperative business model a good fit for Mitchell Johnson