Tag: NWABJ

Wal-Mart Threatens To Out-Walk Tyson

Corporate competition in the 2004 Northwest Arkansas American Heart Walk is already fierce.

Internet at Work (Jeff Hankins Publisher’s Note)

Don?t let the failed business models of the late ?90s fool you into ignoring the commercial promise of the Internet.

Healthier Employees Do Wonders for Bottom Line

Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield gets real about heart-disease risk and prevention.

MSI Builds National Reputation

Rogers-based Managed Subcontractors International Inc. is a national outsourcing and subcontracting firm with field offices in Atlanta; Dallas; and Orlando, Fla.

Wal-Martians Turn Green in ?The Windy City?

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville is the first big-box retailer to embrace Chicago’s green-roof program.

Parties Swap Roles (Editorial)

As a conservative, pro-business newspaper, we have a hard time understanding how Republicans became the party of huge deficits and big government, and the Democrats were the ones who balanced the budget and gave us a surplus.

Clear Creek Tees Up Apartments, Course

John Tyson?s much anticipated development, Clear Creek Golf Club in Johnson, is making the final push toward completion.

Monroe Corners Could Get City ?Squared Away?

Real estate?s old adage ?location, location, location? is fitting for the ever-growing town of Lowell.

NWAPR Provides Central Spot for Job Specs

Northwest Arkansas Planning Room serves as a central location for subcontractors to evaluate commercial construction projects.

Charlton Promotes Park Central Potential

Mike Charlton has plans for the first ever planned unit development in the city of Lowell: Park Central.

Rogers? Pinnacle Hills Promenade to Be 856,300 SF

Planners for Pinnacle Hills Promenade, the anticipated retail complex in Rogers, have more than doubled the project?s size and moved it southeast across Interstate 540, developers announced on Feb. 5.

Shearin Lists 244-acre Brownstone Development (Real Deals)

Jim Shearin of Shearin Hathaway & Associates in Bentonville is the listing agent for the 224-acre Brownstone development in Bentonvillle, and work is expected to begin in a few weeks on a new subdivision off Ivy Lane in Springdale.

Abuelo?s Offers Four-star Dining Experience

Abuelo?s Mexican Embassy gets four stars.

Bolt Appears in Bombing Hearing

Jim Bolt of Rogers repeated two things on Feb. 10 that he?s done a lot of in the last couple of years ? appear in court and complain of chest pains.

T-Mobile USA Comes to Bentonville

The Bellview, Wash., mobile phone company recently bought six building permits to co-locate on existing towers in Bentonville and plans to build two new towers of its own. The company is also building 31 additional tower sites in the Little Rock area.

Freight market recovery might come in 2025, analysts say

UA report: Arkansas waterways support more than 40,000 jobs

ATU to use federal funds for agri program equipment

Five Arkansas companies receive Governor’s Award for global trade excellence

CD2 debate: Hill, Jones oppose nationwide abortion ban

Ryan Callison named VP of marketing and communications for LR Convention & Visitors Bureau

Keo Fish Farms to build $1.5 million solar array

Coldwell Banker has operated in Jonesboro for 50 years

The Supply Side: High Impact Analytics grows staff, revenue, clients

The Supply Side: Ranch2Retail seeks to connect retailers with cattle supply chains

State of the State Mid-Year 2024: ‘Freight recession’ continues for trucking industry

The Supply Side: Marketplace an expanding growth engine for Walmart