Tag: NWABJ

UA’s Walton College Announces Hall of Fame Inductees

Four business leaders will be honored in Little Rock on Feb. 15.

Cave Springs Receives Sewer Grant Worth $1.26 Million

The money will fund a sewer service extension project to serve the city’s downtown, helping that area switch from septic tanks to sewer.

Filing: Razorbacks Coach John L. Smith Owes $25.7 Million

Documents were filed Wednesday in the Western District of Arkansas.

The Nature Conservancy Pays $3.91 Million for Beaver Lake Land

The transaction was done at the request of the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, which has received preliminary approval to buy the land from the Nature Conservancy and establish it as a new natural area.

Tysons Give Crystal Bridges $5 Million for Study, Prize

The gift establishes a program for art scholars and the Don Tyson Prize for lifetime achievement.

Mercy Fort Smith Starts Construction on $42 Million Hospital

Building is part of a $192 million plan.

College Education Consortium Announced

Graduate NWA involves five higher education institutions in Northwest Arkansas working together to increase the number of residents with college degrees or technical certifications.

XNA Receives $19M for Runway Improvements

Funds to come from the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Joplin Tornado Victim’s Family Sues Wal-Mart

The wife and daughter of a man who died inside a Wal-Mart store in the 2011 storm have filed a wrongful-death lawsuit.

Coleman Announced as ‘Greenest Office’ Featured Speaker (Corrected)

Fayetteville’s former sustainability director will deliver address at annual event.

Broken Laptop Prompts Look at Changing Market (Opinion)

New and emerging options could change consumer behavior.

Land Deal Set for Late September

Collaboration should produce educational and recreational opportunities galore.

Event Aims to Honor Hudson

Annual golf tournament attracts its share of heavy hitters.

City Walks Path to Efficiency

Continuous Improvement Solutions leans on kaizen approach.

Economy, Technology Bring Work to Vacations

Survey says more than 50 percent of workers stay connected to the office.

That Green Agenda (Opinion)

One-size-fits-all rant is off target.

Arkansas Third in ROA, Fifth in ROE Rankings

Regional president says state has been ‘blessed’ during downturn.

Hill Fills Role After Webb Exits IFWORLD

Fayetteville firm evolves, expands services.

NanoMech Wins Award from Leading Trade Organization

Springdale company continues to haul in honors.

Crystal Bridges Restaurant Joins Cast of Regulars on Revenue List

Fast-food spots continue to dominate the market.