Tag: Whispers

Massey Owes IRS $625,000 in Taxes

Fayetteville developer Mitchell Massey owes the IRS more than $625,000 in income taxes.

Whitley Dunn to Leave Dixie Real Estate

Dixie Real Estate is losing its principal broker for the second time in two years.

Legacy to Open Loan Production Office in Rogers

Springdale-based Legacy National Bank receives approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to open a loan production office in Rogers.

Caf? Rue Orleans to Open New Location in Bentonville

Fayetteville’s popular New Orleans-style caf? is opening a new location in Bentonville.

Staffmark Helps Daisy Get Workers

Staffmark is expanding in Bentonville and aiding Daisy with its return to Rogers.

Sixth Street Adds Hibbett Sports

Sixth Street retail center adds Hibbett Sports, the chain’s fifth location in Northwest Arkansas.

Foghorn’s to Open Second Location

A Fayetteville wing spot is adding another location in suddenly bustling south part of town.

Company Gets Cash to Develop Oral Cancer Product

A Fayetteville company lands a $150,000 award to develop instrument to detect signs of oral cancer in saliva.

Terminella Tangles with MNB

Apparently Fayetteville developer Tom Terminella isn’t going to let Metropolitan National Bank foreclose on him without a fight.

Candlewood Coming to Fayetteville

Candlewood Suites will open a four-story, 76-room in Fayetteville in January 2008.

UA, Guitar Maker Set for Court

The great guitar debate we told you about in our June 4 Whispers between the University of Arkansas and Dean Guitars over the use of the word “Razorback” has been set for a non-jury trial in the U.S. Western District of Arkansas on Jan. 28.

Baldor Electric Buzzes Off

Baldor Electric Co. and its stock price are humming along this year after the company doubled in size with the $1.8 billion acquisition of Rockwell Automation’s Reliance division in January.

Barber Group Battles World

A little more digging turned up the rest of the details on the dispute between The Barber Group and World Granite and Stone Art we told you about in Whispers July 2.

Movie Gallery Gets the Blues

If you’ve got some late fees at Movie Gallery, don’t worry. The company has bigger problems.

Northwest Hotels are Hoppin’

If you’ve got relatives or friends planning on visiting the area for any of the fall fun in Fayetteville, they’d better start making reservations soon.

Lien Filings to Rise as NW Market Cools

With the real estate market in Northwest Arkansas cooling, lawyers have told us to expect plenty of lien filings in the next few months.

Barber Builds Bellafont

Now that condos are selling at The Legacy Building in Fayetteville and the Divinity Hotel project is dead, The Barber Group is trying to move full speed ahead and complete The Bellafont on Joyce Boulevard.

NW Housing Market Hits Bankruptcy Bumps

Several bankruptcies filed in northwest Arkansas recently suggest some trouble for the housing and construction market there.

Betting on Hog Futures

The chance of John David Terry’s e-mail-gate lawsuit against the University of Arkansas ever seeing trial is a long shot at best. The Hogs’ chances of winning the Bowl Championships Series national title are a little better.

Tom Terminella’s Woes Continue

A homebuilder is named in three foreclosure filings by two banks, and Terminella & Associates loses three agents, including principal broker.

Opinions differ on use of former ACME Brick property

Jones Center raises $310,000 at ‘Big Night’

Colliers | Arkansas to manage Regions Center; firm closes 2 major deals for $10.7M

Architect Reese Rowland honored with AIA Arkansas E. Fay Jones gold medal