Tag: Industries

One of Nations Largest Hotel Owners Buys Rogers Hotel

The seventh-largest hotel owner/operator bought the 99-room Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott for $9 million.

New CEO John Erdos Will Move Part of I.O. Metro to Dallas

The Lowell-based company will retain its distribution center, operations and financial offices in Arkansas, but its merchandise, marketing and creative offices will relocate in June.

Last Call For Fast 15 Nominations

Today is the deadline to submit nominations for the 2015 Fast 15 class.

World Gyms Closed; Landlord Alleges Unpaid Rent

Three World Gym locations in Benton County have suddenly closed, a little more than a month after a Bentonville developer filed a lawsuit against the fitness franchises local operators for unpaid rent.

Springdale Logistics Company Expands

On Time Logistics nearly doubling warehouse capacity, partnering with Banded for fulfillment.

A-List Honors Top Real Estate Professionals

Top local residential real estate agents and firms were recognized at Tuesdays event.

Federal Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss Redman Suit

A federal court case between Bentonville businessman Mel Redman and a Chinese toy manufacturer will continue to move toward a trial, a judge said Tuesday.

Lamplighter Looks to D Street To Meet Downtown Demand

Lamplighter Restorations Inc. of Bentonville is taking advantage of the squares growing popularity as a walkable neighborhood.

Oak Tree Endures

The Oak Tree subdivision in Centerton weathered the fiscal crisis well, making an early and robust comeback.

Lesson Learned: Dale Carlton Named 2015 CRS President

The self-made lawyer, educator and real estate broker is the first Arkansas-based president of the Council of Residential Specialists.

Twin Falls Builds Out, Farmington Expects Growth

After a delay of nearly a decade, the potential of the Twin Falls subdivision if finally being realized.

Embrace the Madness (EDITORS NOTE)

Businesses can benefit by letting workers enjoy March Madness, as long as clear guidelines are laid out.

Afford vs. Qualify For: Lenders Help Homeowners Decide (OPINION)

Lender advice can help Millennial homebuyers determine what they can afford.

The Rules Are Changing (OPINION)

Federal regulations that go into effect Aug. 1 will completely change the way lenders, Realtors and title companies work together.

Salter Seizes Property Near Pleasant Grove For $1.35M

Conway-based Salter Properties purchased the 20-acre property near the intersection of Pleasant Crossing Boulevard and North 24th Street in Rogers.

Real Estate Broker Finds The Right Mix for Success

Bassett Mix & Associates founding principal David Mix says the firms greatest achievement comes from maintaining a high level of respect from the real estate industry.

$5M Tyson Gift Lifts New Agri Research Center

The University of Arkansas System Division of Agricultures $16.3 million Don Tyson Center for Agriculture Sciences will be the first of its kind in Arkansas.

Core Brewing Expanding to Fayetteville, Har-Ber Meadows

Jesse Core is about to sign a lease agreement on a 1,700-SF brew pub in the 3700 block of Mall Avenue, across the street from Noodles Italian Kitchen.

CycleWood Lands Deal with The Bramton Co.

The companies in Fayetteville-based VIC Technology Venture Development LLCs investment portfolio are doing well for themselves lately.

Marvins IGA Keeps Losing Ground To Walmart

A series of store closings that followed Wal-Mart Stores Inc. entering those markets indicates trouble for the Van Buren-based grocery store.

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