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Selby, who joined CTEH the day he graduated from the University of Central Arkansas, oversees the environmental consulting firm’s operations, finances and personnel across the U.S.

Startup Junkie has renewed its partnership with Fayetteville through 2026 to provide free entrepreneurial resources and programming, with an added focus on supporting underserved entrepreneurs and the arts community.

May we all remember what Marley forgot: charity, mercy, forbearance and benevolence.

Highlighting recent million-dollar real estate deals in Little Rock, including apartment complexes, office-warehouses, retail spaces, and a luxury home sale.

The Republican governor reflects on Arkansas’ progress in education, workforce training, tax cuts, and broadband, aiming to attract businesses and grow the economy.

New leadership across Arkansas: Randi Strode at Lexicon, Connie Wilson at SAU and Stefanie Pawluk at NWA Council.

Lorie Tudor reflects on her 40+ year career with ARDOT, highlighting her role in the Bella Vista Bypass opening, as she prepares for retirement on Jan. 10.

The best quotes of 2024 from Arkansas business leaders, innovators, and officials—insights on challenges, growth, and the unique spirit driving the state forward.

Arkansas Business will be closed for the holidays beginning Tuesday.

Highlights and lowlights of 2024, from Nobel laureate John Jumper’s historic win and groundbreaking green steel innovations.

Taldo succeeds Alec Farmer, who announced that he is stepping down as chairman at the end of the year.

Trailblazers of Bentonville, formed in 1996 and rebranded in 2021 after merging with BikeNWA, aims to enhance bike trails and advocacy in northwest Arkansas.

Interest rates, the top business story of 2023, moderated in 2024, but insurance costs continued to skyrocket, sending last year’s No. 3 story to the top of this year’s annual list.

The noteworthy Arkansans, or those with Arkansas ties, who died this year included beloved politician David Pryor, advertising great Jim Johnson, and firebrand Tommy Robinson.

Lyon College targets fall 2026 for vet school launch, while ASU’s vet program plans the same date, backed by a $30.6M bond for campus construction.

The Securities and Exchange Commission said Entergy failed to accurately account for surplus materials and supplies.

Attorney General Tim Griffin directed opioid settlement funds toward the establishment of the National Center for Opioid Research & Clinical Effectiveness.

The labor force participation rate ticked up one-tenth of a percentage point to 58.2%, remaining at a record-high level.

Fourteen data-driven education and workforce training programs received the funds.