Tag: Industries

Mischievous Meters May Lie

We thought somebody must have changed the parking meter law while we weren?t looking.

Incubator Board Broadens

The UA?s Genesis Technology Incubator has added two new members to its advisory board to bring the total members to 26.

Agracat Changes its Spots

Pixelbenders LLC of Rogers landed the deal to produce a 30-second TV commercial for Agracat Inc. of Farmington, the North American headquarters for the Chinese tractor manufacturer.

Businesses Battle Bulge

Superior Industries International Inc. and Danaher Tool Group have made noises about expanding their Fayetteville plants due to continued growth.

Tyson Considers Corporate Expansion

Springdale officials were hoping Tyson might provide just what Emma Avenue needs by expanding its corporate offices into an existing building downtown.

LifeSource Feeds Hope

Community action center could spark city revitalization.

Fifth Amendment Needs Clarification

Fayetteville City Attorney Kit Williams explains that cities must regulate development and prepare for future growth. Developers understand, but they argue they should be justly compensated.

Developers: Ease up on Easements

Developers claim cities are taking property without compensation.

ThompsonMurray Continues Growth During Tough Times

As the economy slows down, one area advertising agency continues to grow. ThompsonMurray has grown from 18 employees three years ago to 103 as of late May.

Endure the Market Dip (Guest Commentary)

If you are tempted to abandon your strategy during this volatility, here are a few points to consider.

Hunt Interested in A&M

Company president takes leave while buyers jockey for Springdale railroad.

Forum Wows Venture Sect

Arkansas still trails neighbors for speculative capital.

Class-action Reform a Must (Editorial)

Class-action litigation as it exists is a joke for which the American public is the butt.

First Hour Essential After Heart Attack

At the first sign of a possible heart attack, get to a hospital immediately.

HIPAA-hooray!

Despite initial compliance expense, health groups see potential in regulations.

Mental Health System Inadequate for Patients

Arkansas? mentally ill are trapped in a vicious cycle of federal regulations, legal requirements and limited resources.

Nurses Pick Rich, Elderly

Amid a shortage of health care professionals, some nurses have returned to the hospitals ? this time in private-duty roles.

Rio Bravo Sells Building to Colton?s

On May 17, Hand Cut Steaks Inc. purchased the 7,000-SF building at 642 Milsap Road in Fayetteville that housed a Rio Bravo Fresh Mex restaurant until it closed on that same day.

Two New Locations Planned for Guido?s Pizza

The owners of Guido?s Pizza in Tontitown are opening two new locations, one in Fayetteville and one in Springdale.

Restaurant Offers Gourmet Take-out Lunch

Don?t judge Morning Glory?s food by its less-than-spacious dining room. The restaurant offers four-star meals for people on the go.

Fort Smith Board to discuss cemetery ownership, homeless transport penalties

Fort Smith Metro News Briefs: UAFS publication award, Fort Smith police issue speed warning

Rep. Hill says President, administration supportive of new housing law

AG Griffin donates $1 million to U.S. Marshals Museum fundraising campaign