Tag: NWABJ

Banks? 4Q Past Dues Soar Past $600M Mark

Northwest Arkansas banks hurting over so many loans failing to build interest.

?Hometown Store’ and Weight Loss Center Open in Fayetteville

Sears and Inches-A-Weigh outlets highlight new-business activity.

Change Agents Should Embrace the Power of Resistance

Knowing what to expect when implementing new practices and policies is invaluable.

Sports Bars Eyeing Fayetteville

Some empty chain-restaurant spaces soon will have new tenants.

‘Tan Tax’ Part of National Overhaul

Those who use sunbeds soon will pay an extra price for their tans.

To Hoard or Not to Hoard?

Local ‘advanced collector’ will appear on TLC program.

Fayetteville Complex on the Market

North Creekside Apartments are available for $6.3 million.

Washburn Sentencing Postponed

Rogers businesswoman gets a June 25 court date.

Bigger Than Wal-Mart?

Chamber official has high expectations for museum.

Pitcher Gets New Digs

Former Hog Cliff Lee settles on new home in Little Rock.

Even The Unwanted Need More Than Underwear

A Huntsville man went on the run in his skivvies.

Rough Roads Await Blue Ribbon

Committee is charged with finding funding for highway projects.

J.B. Hunt Tops In Fatal Crashes

The Lowell trucking firm Lowell had the highest number of crashes within the last 24 months.

Contractor Violations Fall Due to Slump

Slowed building spells less penalties for Benton, Washington counties.

XNA Flight Passengers Increase from 2009

Airport director says business is on the rebound.

Local Event Planner Updates Marketing Focus

The Event Group is utilizing various social media forms.

Arkansans Win at Cherokee Casino

Arkansas workers make more than $7 million from border attraction.

Arvest Bank to Cease Student Loan Program

Federal decision shifts origination policy.

Arkansas? Return Third Highest in Region

Arkansas’ collective fourth-quarter ROA is down year-over-year.

Centennial, BOZ Buy Two Failed Banks

FDIC assists in Florida, Georgia deals.

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