Tag: small business

Tusk?s Pulls out from Dickson Street

Tusk?s Bottling Co., which opened in October at 200 W. Dickson St. in Fayetteville, closed in April.

New Owners Reopen Dickson Street Diner

The Dickson Street Diner at 522 W. Dickson St. in Fayetteville reopened April 19 under new management. It had been closed since March.

Cathy?s Corner Slings Down-home Cooking

Siloam Springs restaurant receives 3.5 stars in a recent food review.

Waiter, There?s a Buzz in my Soup

Restaurant owners wake up and realize the honeymoon is over.

Central Security Systems Features Digital Video Recording

Since opening in January, Central Security Systems LLC has sold and installed about 50 electronic security systems. But co-owner Drew Perry said that?s barely the beginning.

Rogers Woman Opens Dental Staffing Firm

As owner and operator of Dental Staffing Specialists Inc., Hughey places dental assistants, hygienists and office staff in temporary and permanent positions.

Pak Plans to Build Shogun in Bentonville

John Pak, the owner of Shogun Steak House of Japan in Fayetteville?s Spring Creek Centre, plans to open a Shogun in Bentonville by January.

Dadoo?s Pizzeria to Open in Laundry Building

John Sisemore and Frank Ippoliti planned to open Dadoo?s Pizzeria on April 15 in The Laundry Building on West Avenue in Fayetteville, within a block of the city?s Dickson Street entertainment district.

David?s Restaurant Opens in Fayetteville

Gaylord Willis opened David?s Restaurant and Bar on April 4 at 9 S. School Ave.

Chan Opens Tea Shop in Mall

Claudia Chan of Fayetteville was scheduled to open Lollicup Tea Zone in mid-April in the food court at Fayetteville?s Northwest Arkansas Mall.

Jose?s Expands Menu with Latin-inspired Dishes

Joe Fennel, the owner of Jose Inc., recently changed the menu at Jose?s Mexican Restaurant, the epicenter of Fayetteville?s Dickson Street entertainment district.

Underwood?s Marketing Pays off

At Underwood?s Fine Jewelers on Fayetteville?s Dickson Street, the weeks after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks were lonely ones.

2001 Was No Gem

The market was tough for jewelers last year, and Wal-Mart adds pressure with Keepsakes.

Lowell Consultants Expand Class Docket

Kristin and Steven Ferguson built a national name for KSFerguson & Co. Inc. Now they want a stronger presence in Northwest Arkansas.

Chiropractic Clinic Offers Adjustments and Acupuncture

Travis and Deanna Bachert, recent graduates from Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, Mo., opened Bachert Family Chiropractic in Rogers.

Fayetteville Firm Files Electronic Medical Bills

James and Shana Ross recently opened Ross Medical Billing Solutions to electronically process medical claims for doctors in Northwest Arkansas.

Miracle Order Saved R&R

Mert Rambadt, R&R Packaging Inc.?s vice president and cofounder, said the Gravette company was dying in July 1997 and he nearly shut the doors. Simmons Foods saved the day.

R&R Packaging Dances to its Customers’ Beat

R&R Packaging Inc. got its name from the “rest and relaxation” vice president and cofounder Mert Rambadt was supposed to get upon retiring to Bella Vista.

Business Plan Contest Designed to Spark IT

In only its second year of existence, the annual Governor?s Award for Entrepreneurial Development competition has nearly doubled its prize pool.

LaBounty-ful Business

Jerry LaBounty?s LaBounty Construction Co. is considered among the best of the best builders in Benton County.

Dr. Robin Myers named interim president for Arkansas State University System

Executive Summary: Parker focused on securing ‘greatness’ for others, region

Resolution could give Fort Smith full operational control of Parrot Island Waterpark

Sen. Boozman sees bipartisan effort forthcoming on health care