Award nominations are best served when focusing on tangible achievement.

Arkansas’ marijuana industry has matured, but its focus hasn’t.

Downtown Little Rock has a blueprint. All stakeholders must come together to make it happen.

After years of empty talk, it is a private college that’s finally opening Arkansas’ first dental school.

The first step to a successful enterprise is getting the right people on board and the wrong ones off.

50-50 raffles are coming; I’d be surprised if they are the silver bullets some expect.

A pair of Arkansas businesses showcase the upside and pitfalls to franchise arrangements.

Americans’ credit card tab is growing. That’s not a bad thing … yet.

The Trump White House’s volatility will test many companies’ ability to adapt quickly.

The AI buzz is exhausting, but companies seeking to thrive don’t have the luxury of looking away.

A new life is full of possibilities and hopes. I can’t wait to watch it unfold.

The final Editor’s Note of the year has hot mics, “South Park” and sage advice.

The future of local daily news is nonprofit, and Arkansas’ newspaper is now on board.

I’m thankful for all of the changes in the year that was and the ones to come.

Energy concerns are growing, and a diverse approach will keep us ahead of a shortfall.

Duck season starts this week, and many of us ought to look inward.

Another international company at the port looks like a fitting addition to Little Rock’s manufacturing community.

The marijuana industry just can’t help itself from taking a step too far at the ballot.

Retroactively changing how a law is enforced may have been necessary, but I sure don’t like it.

It’s easy to complain about the new generation of employees, but we’d be better off listening.