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This month may be considered “the most wonderful time of the year,” but it often brings financial pressure, family confl...
12/16/2025

This month may be considered “the most wonderful time of the year,” but it often brings financial pressure, family conflict and emotional triggers.

This month may be considered “the most wonderful time of the year,” but it often brings financial pressure, family conflict and emotional triggers that create significant stress. For people in […]

He sees severe weather as one of the top property insurance risks in the state.
12/15/2025

He sees severe weather as one of the top property insurance risks in the state.

From storm-related losses to rising premiums, Jimmy Harris explains the biggest challenges facing Arkansas’ insurance landscape and how the state plans to respond.

Here's this week's roundup of hires, promotions and leadership moves.
12/15/2025

Here's this week's roundup of hires, promotions and leadership moves.

Banking, education and nonprofits are among the notable industries in this week's Movers & Shakers.

Embra of Little Rock has received boosts from both Arkansas and national accelerator programs.
12/15/2025

Embra of Little Rock has received boosts from both Arkansas and national accelerator programs.

With AI tools, mentorship matching and mental health tracking, Little Rock’s Embra aims to modernize legal education and reduce law school burnout.

The buyer was an affiliate of a New York-based company.
12/15/2025

The buyer was an affiliate of a New York-based company.

A number of commercial properties and developments, along with quite a few high-dollar home sales, are showcased in this week's Real Deals.

An election battle for a circuit judge position has made it to the courts for one candidate.
12/15/2025

An election battle for a circuit judge position has made it to the courts for one candidate.

Pulaski Judge Timothy Fox referred judicial candidate Luther Sutter to prosecutors over questions about voter registration, residency, and potential perjury.

Arkansas residents typically back local taxes for pressing city needs. But for quality-of-life projects, they need more ...
12/15/2025

Arkansas residents typically back local taxes for pressing city needs. But for quality-of-life projects, they need more convincing.

Searcy advanced major projects with a temporary tax increase while Conway saw mixed results, underscoring Arkansas voters’ long-term support for local sales taxes.

The Rogers bank is also looking to pay off a previous debt issue.
12/15/2025

The Rogers bank is also looking to pay off a previous debt issue.

Harrell Bancshares secured $25 million to strengthen Generations Bank by paying down debt and expanding its presence across Arkansas and Missouri.

Her lawyer cited her mental health struggles.
12/15/2025

Her lawyer cited her mental health struggles.

Little Rock businesswoman Chandler Carroll faces sentencing for PPP loan fraud; her attorney requests reduced time or probation due to mental health and family needs.

Two agency veterans are set to take the reins Jan. 1.
12/15/2025

Two agency veterans are set to take the reins Jan. 1.

CJRW announced a major leadership transition for Jan. 1 as Darin Gray stepped down as CEO, Jill Joslin retired, and Mark Raines and Katherine Vasilos moved into top roles.

He's stepping into the role for the second time since 2024.
12/15/2025

He's stepping into the role for the second time since 2024.

Robin Myers, former ASU-Mountain Home chancellor, was named interim president of the Arkansas State University System after Brendan Kelly resigned to lead Eastern Michigan University. Myers previously served as interim system president in 2024 and remains involved with the CREST Center in Jonesboro.

Restaurants, new business openings and steady business travel are cushioning softer hotel demand.
12/15/2025

Restaurants, new business openings and steady business travel are cushioning softer hotel demand.

After a post-eclipse dip, Arkansas tourism tax collections are rebounding, led by cities like Bentonville, Eureka Springs, and Little Rock, with restaurants offsetting lodging declines.

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