Tag: NWABJ

Amazeum, With New Name, to Open July 15

The museum, under construction near the entrance to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, will now be called the Scott Family Amazeum.

Bentonville/Bella Vista Chamber Upgrades Website to Include Video

The new website, designed by integrated marketing firm WhyteSpyder, also features an interactive event calendar.

Best Frickin Chicken, Ramblin Man Added to Shulertowns Spring Lineup

Holdovers from the food truck courts debut last spring include Great Dang Pies & Tamales, Feltner Brothers, Shakedown StrEAT, Wicked Wood Fire Pizza and Burtons Comfort Creamery.

Pizzeria, Cider House Opening in Springdale

Noble Crossing Cider House and MJ Pizzeria, co-founded by James at the Mills Miles James, both will open in June.

Lynxus Mobile App Offers Live-streaming, By Request

Lynxus allows users to broadcast their surroundings or request broadcasts from throughout the world.

One of Nations Largest Hotel Owners Buys Rogers Hotel

The seventh-largest hotel owner/operator bought the 99-room Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott for $9 million.

New CEO John Erdos Will Move Part of I.O. Metro to Dallas

The Lowell-based company will retain its distribution center, operations and financial offices in Arkansas, but its merchandise, marketing and creative offices will relocate in June.

Last Call For Fast 15 Nominations

Today is the deadline to submit nominations for the 2015 Fast 15 class.

World Gyms Closed; Landlord Alleges Unpaid Rent

Three World Gym locations in Benton County have suddenly closed, a little more than a month after a Bentonville developer filed a lawsuit against the fitness franchises local operators for unpaid rent.

Springdale Logistics Company Expands

On Time Logistics nearly doubling warehouse capacity, partnering with Banded for fulfillment.

A-List Honors Top Real Estate Professionals

Top local residential real estate agents and firms were recognized at Tuesdays event.

Federal Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss Redman Suit

A federal court case between Bentonville businessman Mel Redman and a Chinese toy manufacturer will continue to move toward a trial, a judge said Tuesday.