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Several said the state needs to invest more in recreation and entertainment.
How can Arkansas become more attractive to young professionals? It’s one of the questions we asked this year's class of 20 in Their 20s honorees.
Their picks range from biographies to self-help books to historical nonfiction.
What's one book everyone should read and why? It’s one of the questions we asked this year's class of 20 in Their 20s honorees.
Several spoke of the benefits of mindfulness and self-reflection.
What's a small habit that has helped you succeed? It’s one of the questions we asked this year's class of 20 in Their 20s honorees.
The home is in the upscale Talamore subdivision.
A newly hired Walmart executive paid $2.08 million for a home in the upscale Talamore subdivision in Bentonville.
An Alabama-based entity was the buyer.
This week's million-dollar deals and construction starts with a flex/industrial facility.
He offered some historical perspectives on the issue.
Reynolds is president of Shuler Drilling in El Dorado and president of the South Arkansas Minerals Association.
There have been multiple challenges with the 100-year-old building the restaurant is remodeling.
The opening of the Buttered Biscuit restaurant planned for the Heights neighborhood in Little Rock has been pushed back from this fall.
He alleges that she left him with heartache and a multimillion-dollar hole in his bank account.
Melanie Beth Sterling, in her court filings in Washington County Circuit Court, recently responded to the allegations filed by Fred Michael Brunner, saying his lawsuit is “riddled with falsehoods” and
There was speculation that an issue with a pet cemetery led to the former boss's exit.
The removal of Jeremiah Sloan as CEO of Craighead Electric Cooperative remains something of a mystery.
MFD Wallace Holdings LLC, led by Dustin Wallace, acquired the 4,345-SF Baptist Health Clinic space.
Medical office space in the 2.38-acre Maumelle Professional Building development tipped the scales at $1.6 million.
The disputed estate plan put shares of Farmers Bank into a trust for two minor children.
The west Arkansas banking family finds itself at odds and in court after Susan Wilkinson’s death on Jan. 16.
More than 5,000 property owners in Saline County have signed up.
Saline County is among a growing list of counties in Arkansas and across the U.S. that offer a property fraud alert service to property owners.
Recent allegations of illegal foreign ownership of commercial properties proved unfounded in two prominent cases.
Recent allegations of illegal foreign ownership of commercial properties proved unfounded in two prominent cases, triggering criticism of the state’s process for enforcing a 2023 law meant to halt Chinese
Congrats to this years 20 in Their 20s class!
For the 15th year, Arkansas Business is proud to introduce 20 of the freshest faces in business and community service.
Associate Justice Courtney Rae Hudson sought the injunction even though a majority of her fellow justices on the state’s highest court voted in favor of releasing the records.
Newport has a new air charter business that’s poised to soar, steered by a native son and father.
Newport has a new air charter business that’s poised to soar, steered by a native son and father who own their own Cessna jet and have several others on call.
Owner Russ Melton just turned 67 and is interested in retiring. But he hopes this isn’t Diamond Bear Brewing Company's last call.
Owner Russ Melton just turned 67 and is interested in retiring. But he hopes this isn't the brewery's last call.
The stations would increase the region’s charging capacity by 58%.
Through the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the U.S. Department of Transportation has a $2.5 billion Charging & Fueling Infrastructure grant program to build electric vehicle charging stations, and it sought
The program's goals include raising the high school graduation rate.
The grant will fund mentoring, tutoring, test preparation and other educational services to a cohort of students for seven years.
One of her first key events will be the second annual World Mental Health Day Luncheon on Oct. 10.
Harrington is a former community engagement director for Garland County Habitat for Humanity.
The 20-year deal calls for construction of a long-haul route that will span more than 200 miles.
As part of the contract, Uniti will construct a new long-haul route that will span more than 200 route miles, connecting data centers optimized for generative AI.
The 2025 all-cash prize pool is $144,000
The competition aims to help college students start their own businesses and gain entrepreneurial experience.
By addressing misguided feeding practices, she expects to have a positive impact on children’s dietary behaviors.
Taren Massey-Swindle found in prior studies that early childhood care and education settings frequently use inappropriate feeding practices such as hurrying children and encouraging them to eat more.
Steward put the 370-bed hospital up for sale as part of its bankruptcy organization.
The Wadley Regional Medical Center would become CHRISTUS' second hospital in Texarkana if the company's stalking horse bid is approved.
Part of the company's mission is to onshore IT services that have been outsourced to overseas firms over the years.
The Alabama-based company provides paid training for jobs as technical support analysts, network operations and cyber security analysts, system engineers, and more.
Could U.S. Steel move its headquarters to Arkansas? It looks possible.
CEO David Burritt said the company would close older mills and likely look to move its headquarters from Pittsburgh.
CEO Doug Campbell said customers are still dealing with "economic challenges."
Sales volume declined 9.6% from the same period a year ago and same-store revenue growth dropped 8.6%.
Ritter Communications is brining its RightFiber brand to a new market in Arkansas.
The company said the fiber-to-home service will bring multi-gigabit speed and connectivity built for the future to residents in some neighborhoods.
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The steady hum of a crypto mining facility in Faulkner County has upset some nearby homeowners. Read more: https://bit.ly/3rd5bmx
Watch as Dave Hawsey, incoming board president of the The Thea Foundation of North Little Rock, accepts the Nonprofit of the Year Award at the 2022 Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. More info: https://bit.ly/3JoXr5b
Watch as Dr. Gail Lane of Chenal Family Therapy accepts the Olivia Farrell Gender Equity Leadership Award at the Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. More info: https://bit.ly/3NePSjZ
Watch as David Peacock, president of Hytrol Conveyor Company Inc. of Jonesboro, accepts the award for Arkansas Business of the Year in Category V (500 or more employees). Info: https://bit.ly/3ucuzGX
Watch as Alan Morse, CEO of Ritter Communications of Jonesboro, accepts the award for Arkansas Business of the Year in Category IV (101-499 employees). More info: https://bit.ly/3wlmxOC
Watch as Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock Chairman and CEO Richard Howe accepts the award for Arkansas Business of the Year in Category III (56-100 employees). More info: https://bit.ly/3IlmJzJ
Watch as McCauley Services of Bryant owners Justin and Zac McCauley accept the award for Arkansas Business of the Year in Category II (31-55 employees). More info: https://bit.ly/3iooQIk
Watch as Vince Signorelli, president & CEO of Tanners Team Sports Inc. of Hot Springs, accepts the award for Arkansas Business of the Year in Category I (1-30 employees). More info here: https://bit.ly/3LdItj5
Watch as longtime Little Rock businessman and community leader Sherman Tate accepts the Legacy of Leadership Award at the 34th Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. More info: https://bit.ly/3CUBWqj
Watch as CARTI President & CEO Adam Head accepts the Nonprofit Executive of the Year Award at the Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. More info here: https://bit.ly/361L3tw
Watch as ArcBest CEO Judy McReynolds accepts the Executive of the Year Award at the Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. She led the logistics company to its most lucrative year on record. More on this year's awards: https://bit.ly/3ichg3G
For the third year, Arkansas Business partnered with the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas to present the Olivia Myers Farrell Gender Equity Award, which honors a company that has worked hard to foster equality in the workplace. The foundation partnered with the Clinton School of Public Service to create a survey to measure equality based on company metrics including financial literacy, flexibility, job skills, leadership, mentoring and resources. The Friday, Eldredge & Clark, LLP law firm of Little Rock received the award. See all our award winners: https://www.arkansasbusiness.com/events/3/arkansas-business-of-the-year/honorees Read more about the 33rd Arkansas Business of the Year Awards: https://www.arkansasbusiness.com/article/134959/nelson-scarborough-hunt-honored-at-arkansas-business-of-the-year-awards
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