Tag: Whispers

Total Document Solutions Partners with Missouri IT Firm

Owner Tim Stanley said he had to form the partnership with DaZZee Integrations in order to survive.

Developer: Added Square-Footage Is Slowing Down Whole Foods Opening

Weve heard that 5,000 SF was added to the plan to accommodate more prepared food.

Friday Firm Relocating to Pinnacle Hills

Arkansas largest law firm is moving its Rogers office.

Hello Cocoa Now Open for Retail

The bean-to-bar chocolate company has opened its factory for retail from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., ThursdaySaturday.

CEO Marge Wolf Leaving NWA Food Bank

President and CEO since 2008, Wolf plans to retire at the end of the year.

Marshals Museum Names Curator

David Kennedy, now curator of collections at the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center in Enid, Oklahoma, will take the post Nov. 2.

Fayetteville Looks to Hire More Police, Firefighters

Compiled crime statistics and U.S. Census Bureau numbers indicate crime rate has outpaced population growth.

Foghorns Chain Expanding to Rogers

Owner Jeff Hodges plans to open a new restaurant/sports bar at 2221 W. Walnut St., a spot that formerly housed Mazzios.

Former Clarion Inn on Market for $3M

The 197-room hotel was last sold in 2012 for $1.5 million, but sat vacant for months.

Zweig Makes Offer on 1950s-Style Twin Arch Motel

The Fayetteville developer is considering restoring the property into furnished apartments.

Haas Hall Goes to Court with Former Landlord

A Washington County Circuit Court judge will decide if the school did indeed break its lease, or if Tracy Hoskins of Paradigm Building LLC is trying to bilk a former tenant out of about $500,000.

Trial Set for Tontitown Property’s Annexation into Springdale

First Security Bank of Searcy will be in court Sept. 22 to see if its 38-acre foreclosure on U.S. 412 in Tontitown will be cleared for annexation into Springdale.

Now That San Jose Manor is Vacant, Its Time To Watch Emma Avenue

Bellas Gifts has moved out, and like many of you, we are anxious to see what will become of the Walton interest-owned property.

Attorney Calls Hogwash on UA FOIA Denial

The University of Arkansas granted our requests for information on licensees of luxury suites at the football stadium and basketball arena, but denied a request for information from Baum Stadium.

Former Nonprofit Exec Must Repay Gas Money

A source says no criminal charges will come out of an Arkansas Legislative Audit report that showed misuse of grant funds by the Northwest Arkansas Economic Development District.

Frost PLLC Relocating in Fayetteville

The Little Rock-based accounting heavyweight is moving from the Lindsey Building on Joyce Boulevard to a smaller location on the north side of Zion Road.

Picasolar CEO Attends First-Ever White House Demo Day

Douglas Hutchings was one of 50 entrepreneurs from 30 companies invited to the White House for the event.

Longtime Manager Leaves Cumulus to Focus on Sign Business

Joe Conways career in radio spanned nearly 30 years, but his other business has taken off recently.

Ex-Employee Files Defamation Suit Against Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.

Andy Hardie, once an investment adviser for the firm, claims its top executive in the Rogers office made untrue statements about him to his clients, the companys pension board and the public.

Highway 265 Project Posed Challenge for Animal Clinic

The last stretch of the project, two miles between Joyce Boulevard and Ivey Lane, took longer than planned.

Holiday side jobs popular in 2024; highest among Gen Z

Arkansas’ foreclosure action rate declines in November

Hunters asked to be alert for avian influenza symptoms in wild birds

Industrial sites get $10 million from state for project readiness