Tag: NWABJ

Majoring in Sustainability

John Brown University heads this year’s list of Greenest Office winners.

The Greening of John Brown University

Siloam Springs school becomes state’s first zero-landfill institution.

Greenway Sprouts from Regional Vision

Massive trail project expected to bring economic benefits.

Too Close for Comfort (Opinion)

Push for casino proposals finally squashed.

Judges Give a Nod to Best of the Rest

A bevy of local businesses continue to invest in sustainable practices.

Summit to Explore Sustainability as Economic Development Tool

Event is the brainchild of UA’s Applied Sustainability Center.

UAFS Student Housing Wins LEED Certification

Project takes concept of stewardship from the classroom into everyday life.

No Deal in Proposed Decatur State Bank Sale

Mathias Bancshares Inc. won’t take over as expected.

The Harvest Group Earns Employment Practices Praise

Arkansas Psychological Association lauds firm’s commitment to work-life balance and employee involvement, among other things.

KHBS/KHOG-TV Launches Weekend Morning Newscasts

New shows are a market first.

Anniversary Event to Honor Walton, Tyson and Hunts

Economics Arkansas is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

Trash-Talking Mann

Longtime recycling advocate honored for efforts.

Political Consumers Hungry for Substance (Opinion)

Group is a more informed and motivated version of retail consumers.

People, Planet, Profit: The Triple Bottom Line Approach (Opinion)

Agenda focuses corporations not just on economic value, but on environmental and social values.

Sale of Springdale Home Near Lake Fayetteville Hits $900,000

Buffington Homes acquisition highlights other activity.

An Alternative to the Landfill

A gathering of Siloam Springs business leaders two years ago produced a significant environmental initiative for the city.

Arvest Widens Lead as Statewide Bank Deposits Grow by 2.7%

Market leader grew its in-state deposits 15.5 percent, to $6.45 billion.

Hardcastles Career, Heart Still Center Around Children

Services and subspecialties continue to be added.

J.C. Penney Bill Rumples Gravette Firm

$4 million remains in question.

Has Settlement Become a ‘Priority?’

Anticipated hearing might not happen after all.

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