Tag: Industries

2015 Washington County Appraisal Expected to Show Increase in Value

Assessor Russell Hill said while taxes might go up, an increase in property values is good for the region.

Greenland Property Finally Sells; Buyer Has Not Announced Plans

A 160-acre tract at Napier and Campbell roads was recently purchased for $815,000 by the Marvin E. and Anne P. Beck Living Trust of Bastrop, Texas.

Fayettechills Mo Elliot Featured By Small Business Revolution

The Small Business Revolution is a project of Minnesota-based Deluxe Corporation, a design/marketing company and one of the largest check printers in the country.

Bliss Cupcake Co-Owner Will Bring Slim Chickens to North Texas

Flint Harris, who co-owns three Bliss Cupcake stores in Northwest Arkansas, is now a franchisee for Fayetteville-based Slim Chickens.

Todays Bank, United Federal Credit Union to Open Springdale Branches

Todays Bank will open a branch in the Ozark Center Point Place shopping center, and the United Federal Credit Union will open a branch inside the Walmart Supercenter on Elm Springs Road.

Former Walmart Exec Drops Law Suit Against Ex-Wife

John Ryan has dropped the $20 million suit against his former wife and Fayetteville attorney Doug Gramling.

Opposition Forming to Elm Springs Wind Farm

While city officials are giddy that such a big-ticket item might be coming to town, some property owners arent.

Chick-fil-A Revenue Still Climbing in Fayetteville

The restaurants two standalone locations took in a combined $8.62 million in revenue for fiscal year 2014.

Cornerstone Bank to Open LPO in Southwest Missouri

President and CEO Charlie Cross said the office will kickstart a greater expansion into the market.

Natural Grocers Set to Open March 10 in Fayetteville

Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Inc. will open its first Arkansas store March 10 in the Northwest Village Shopping Center at 4116 N. College Ave. in Fayetteville.

UA Announces Agri News Conference Monday

A consequential financial gift will be announced by UA System President Donald Bobbitt and UA agri vice president Mark Cochran.

Groundbreaking Scheduled for Fort Smith Osteopathic Project

The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education announced Monday that officials will break ground March 3 on the proposed Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Stephens Media LLC Sold For $102.5 Million

New Media Investment Group Inc., a public company based in New York, announced the acquisition Thursday.

Walmart to Raise Hourly Wage to $9 for Half-Million Employees

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced Thursday it will raise entry-level hourly wages to $9 and aims to raise U.S. employees wages to $10 per hour by early next year.

Mel Redmans $20 Million Lawsuit Moves Forward

An attorney representing Rogers businessman Mel Redman in a lawsuit against Chinese manufacturer Sales Chief has filed an amended complaint, revealing Redman & Associates lost a purchase commitment contract with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. valued at more than $70 million.