Tag: NWABJ

Bentonville Bound

Leading Oklahoma-based law firm Hall Estill has opened a Bentonville branch, near the Wal-Mart Stores Inc. home office.

Big Business

Longtime Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reporter Cyd King has been transferred to the Little Rock office.

Cyberville, Arkansas

Northwest Arkansas is not immune to the global pandemic of cybercrime.

A Plea for the Porkers

John David Lindsey, principal broker for Lindsey & Associates of Fayetteville, pled via his Facebook page for Hog fans to show support and help the team break its losing streak on Nov. 15.

Tour de Force

Newly elected Fayetteville Alderman John La Tour intends to field a freedom coalition that can unseat Mayor Lioneld Jordan, or beat any other liberals who happen to run, in 2016.

Two Bumpers College Programs at UA Renamed

Apparel, nutrition and hospitality changed to show new direction.

Sentences Handed Down in Barber Case

Three co-defendants appeared before a federal judge this week in Fort Smith.

Amazeum Announces Memberships Available for Purchase

Charter member benefits are available to those who purchase their 2015 membership now for the hands-on, interactive museum for children and families under construction in Bentonville.

Chamber: Repeal Civil Rights Ordinance

The Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce is asking its members and the public to repeal the citys civil rights ordinance, known as Ch. 119 of the City Code. Fayetteville residents will either keep or reject the ordinance on Dec. 9, the date of the referendum.

As Election Day Looms, Arkansas Poll Finds GOP Leading

The 16th annual Arkansas Poll released Thursday found an electorate more pessimistic about the direction of Arkansas and more optimistic about their personal future.

Judge Sentences Brandon Barber to 65 Months in Prison

The sentence was handed down Tuesday at the federal courthouse in Fort Smith by U.S. District Judge P.K. Holmes.

Online And In The Workplace

Conversion of in-home assistant training to an online format is among the projects for the designers at the University of Arkansas Global Campus.

Growing Tuition Prices Could Impact Economy

College tuition prices have been climbing sharply for years nationwide, and Northwest Arkansas universities are not immune to the issues causing the rise.

Training Center Webinars Now Offered Online

Mitchell Communications Groups The Center for Training, Facilitating and Coaching has made its monthly webinars available on its website, Profoundskills.com.

Clapper Earning Applause in Second Act of Career

Mary Clapper is putting the full weight of her expertise, gained through a long, impressive career in print media and television, to produce 8th & Waltons Saturday Morning Meeting.

Succeeding at the Highest Levels (OPINION)

There are several things a professional needs to understand in order to be an effective presenter.

Tontitown, Bethel Heights Appetizing for Springdale (OPINION)

With a growing number of property owners wanting to annex into the city, Springdale should go ahead and absorb the two towns and become the largest city in the region.

R.E.A.P. Business Results Through Social Learning (OPINION)

Striving to help employees at all levels to be their very best is the key to a companys success.

Van Buren Builder Begins Senior Living Project in Rogers

Rick Mooney Construction is using a building permit valued at $7.4 million to build the 76-unit assisted living facility.

Zimmerman Content Sitting On Hot Seat in Juvenile Court

After hearing nearly 19,000 cases in Washington and Madison counties, circuit court judge Stacey Zimmerman has seen it all.

MISO President Clair Moeller retires, CEO John Bear to assume role

Arkansas’ June jobless rate at 3.3%, above 3% in June 2023

SBA Administrator, Rep. Womack talk to business owners impacted by May 26 storms

ASBTDC to host guidance sessions for business owners and entrepreneurs