Tag: Then and Now

Stockton Amazed by Museum Opportunity

In front of its summer opening, Amazeum membership manager Amy Stockton is putting her 20 years of nonprofit fundraising experience to work.

Moyer Aims to Keep it Fresh at Historic Hotels, Eureka Springs

Jack Moyer, general manager and vice president of the Crescent and Basin Park hotels, has made it his lifes work to market historic hotels to 21st-century clientele.

Garver Executive Finds Joy In Family, Nonprofit Work

Brock Hoskins is in his 25th year working for Garver LLC, his third year leading the Christian Orphan Fund, and his 15th year since starting a family.

Marquess Building Homes, Family in Wake of Recession

Then-developer Mark Marquess returned to his homebuilding roots after the economy went south.

Collins Keen on Advancing Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Ten years after she started that first company Jeannette Balleza Collins is a fixture on the local startup scene, with her hand in many projects that promote a successful entrepreneurial ecosystem in Northwest Arkansas.

Armstrong Still a Popular Pick Among His Peers

State Rep. Eddie Armstrong (D-North Little Rock) has a stubborn focus and commitment on ensuring both parties are doing the peoples business.

Crown Fits for Fayetteville Dentist Kenton Ross

The Wynne native is an updated version of the archetypal hometown doctor friendly, accessible, trustworthy and rooted in the community.

Howard Eager To Return To Entrepreneurial World

Jay Howard, co-founder of I.O. Metro, has tested the waters of corporate America through work at Sams Club and Dillards and is ready to return to his roots.

Career Has Been a Calling For Mercy NWA Executive

Clark Ellison, executive director of development for Mercy Health System of Northwest Arkansas, started in the world of fundraising in order to augment his professional skill set.

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.

Bell Inspired by the Personal Aspect of Financial Planning

James Bell has always had an affinity for the technical side of his job, but over the years has discovered his true passion in improving the lives of his clients.

Allard Still Doing Right Things for Right Reasons

After two decades in the public accounting business, Bart Allard is still sure of one important maxim: accounting is the backbone of business.

No Place Like Home For Engineer Matt Crafton

After eight years of active duty in the United States Air Force, he returned to his Rogers roots in 1998 to take his place in the family business, engineering and design firm Crafton Tull.

Hinds Focuses on Building Relationships, Giving Back

Steven Hinds, executive director of public relations and marketing at Northwest Arkansas Community College, enjoys interacting with all kinds of people and getting involved in the community.

At 20-Year Mark, Simpson Still Trucking at J.B. Hunt

The chief marketing officer for the Lowell-based trucking company loves the variety of her job and the people she works with.

Grocery Chain Exec Van Hoose Happy with Harps and Home

The vice president of store planning has stayed busy with the continued expansion of Harps Food Stores Inc., which has been in growth made for nearly a decade.

Former Walton College Achiever Adding to Lifes Work at Auburn

Bill Hardgrave, now dean of the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business at Auburn University, believes in letting life guide you.

Pharmacy Owner Pointing Collier Toward Century Mark

Mel Collier admits retail pharmacy is now dominated by big chains, but he also believes enough people still appreciate the services of an independent like Collier Drug Stores Inc.

Having Survived Economic Downturn, Baker Is Thankful

It took Houndstooth Clothing Co. owner and founder Michael Baker some time to bounce back from the Great Recession, but now sales are better than ever.

Blue Zoo Co-Founder is Into All Things Creative

Eric Huber leads a team that helps companies manage their online presence.

Arkansas medical marijuana pounds sold up almost 23% through November

Federal Judge strikes down parts of Arkansas law intended to regulate library books

The Supply Side: Walmart CEO says company ‘just getting started’ with changes

Texas-based appraisal firm opens in Fayetteville