With coal plants set to close, Entergy Arkansas plans new gas generation near Redfield while some push for a shift to renewable pine pellets.

A “wall of wood” and shrinking markets are keeping Arkansas timber prices at historic lows, forcing landowners to rethink forest management.

The utilities proposed requiring liability insurance policies of up to $10 million for customers connecting their own power generation sources to the grid.

As Tesla faces political backlash and falling sales, Arkansas EV dealer Collin Riggin is thriving with a diverse, used electric lineup.

With billion-dollar projects and a growing team, Lexicon Inc. is raising its profile while staying grounded in people-first values.

With LPN numbers falling, the Arkansas Health Care Association is training experienced CNAs to fill the gap—at no cost to them.

Conway-based NativState is helping small landowners turn forest conservation into profit with a major carbon credit deal involving TotalEnergies.

Fans from central, south and even northeast Arkansas may find it hard to envision a Hogless War Memorial. But the reality has been dawning for a while.

The project turned two of the state’s most coveted billboard placements into a sequential high-impact cue.

SPP landed $150M to advance its power market project as lithium giants including EnergyX, Chevron, and Standard Lithium expanded in Arkansas.

The legal stink over Waste Management Inc.’s Eco-Vista Landfill in Tontitown is headed for court as the state analyzes a set of air toxin tests.

An economic impact study backed Arkansas filmmakers’ push for better state film incentives, recommending structural reforms and a higher cap to boost industry growth.

After five Arkansas counties restricted wind and solar projects, Lauren Waldrip said Republican-led resistance defies core conservative values.

The “Doing Business in Bentonville” podcast recently celebrated 100 episodes of retail insight, Walmart wisdom and lessons in omnichannel leadership.

Just 22 months after forming Hybar Steel, Dave Stickler’s team is producing rebar with solar power, industry-leading efficiency and plans to expand.

Dave Stickler, a godfather of environmentally sustainable steel, summed up his industry’s history in Arkansas earlier this month. His bottom line? Modern, ecological steelmaking is economical steelmaking.

As northwest Arkansas adds dozens of residents a day, cities like Pea Ridge and Centerton are joining regional efforts to tackle wastewater, housing and infrastructure challenges.

Alyson Hoge, top editor of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, looks back on 46 years with the organization.

Longtime CEO Alan Hope has grown the North Little Rock company from 60 to 350 employees and $100 million-plus in sales, despite legal hurdles.

State regulators set a 2.5% royalty rate for lithium, clearing the way for Standard Lithium’s $1.5 billion project and a new energy era in south Arkansas.