Tag: NWABJ

Check Those Facts (Editorial)

Holding politicians accountable for their public statements seemed to go out of fashion for awhile in an era of scrupulously balanced “he-said, he-said” journalism.

Lawsuit filed against Continental Express

Metropolitan National Bank is tired of waiting on a Little Rock trucking firm to make good on loans

Like it or Loathe it, iPad Is Tech?s Game Changer (Steve Hankins Commentary)

Technological change happens in increments, not big bursts.

Care Provider, Yoga Instructor Launch Ops in Fayetteville

Two health-related businesses are among Fayetteville’s newest.

Combs Takes to the Skies

Northwest Arkansas developer expresses displeasure with bank.

Two Trade Barbs Over Bank Business

Combs and Bridges don’t see eye-to-eye.

Brewer Buys a House

Former Razorback Ronnie Brewer has purchased an upscale home in Fayetteville.

Market Keeps Going Lower

Cheap prices are available for some Northwest Arkansas property.

Fayetteville Will Get New Pedal Pushers

The owners of a Bentonville bike shop are expanding to the south.

Preaching to the Fayetteville Flock

Leaders at First Baptist Church of Springdale and The Church at Pinnacle Hills are expanding their mission.

Condos Get Kudos in Form of Rates

Stone Manor has enjoyed a recent turnaround under new management.

Entrepreneurs Seek Popular Vote

A Fayetteville couple is trying to win a TCBY franchise.

Northwest Arkansas Feels OREO Crunch

Bank-owned property has ballooned to almost $400 million.

Ballpark Readies Suites For Corporate Rentals

The Naturals are actively marketing suites to local businesses.

The AMP Gets Multiple Upgrades

A top local music venue has extended its 2010 season.

Fort Smith Facility Launches Operations

Metal Sales Manufacturing Corp. has opened an Arkansas branch.

Acticut Execs Get Extended Stay

Fayetteville shares characteristics with Sweden, according to investors.

Syngenta Team Joins Sustainability Program

The University of Arkansas and Arizona State University are expanding their partnership.

Olive Garden Tops In Fayetteville Food

‘Uptown’ eateries remain among the most popular.

Getting Financial Reform Right

The consequences of potential change are too great to be treated lightly

Williamson Insurance sells to Inszone

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