A Moment For Arkansas Hospitality (Lance Turner Editor's Note)
Charting the highs and lows of the hospitality industry following the pandemic. read more >
Charting the highs and lows of the hospitality industry following the pandemic. read more >
Visitor spending last year totaled about $8 billion, 33% higher than 2020 and on par with 2019. read more >
She's run the agency for more than six years. read more >
AOL co-founder Steve Case has also been added to the lineup of speakers. read more >
Eligible farmers will be provided direct payments to adopt practices set by the Natural Resource Conservation Service. read more >
The partnership seeks to eat into Asia's advantage in semiconductors and batteries needed for electric vehicles and promote North American production. read more >
The high court directed Secretary of State John Thurston to make a formal finding on the matter. read more >
Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis and acute shortages of essentials like food, fuel and medicines because of a lack of foreign currency to pay for the imports. read more >
The governor made appointments to state bodies overseeing education, tourism, health care and more. read more >
She has spent time teaching at Henderson Middle School in Little Rock, at the Rockefeller Demonstration School in Morrilton, and at the Child Study Center on the UAMS campus. read more >
Funds will be used to expand programs that provide evidence-based teaching workshops and training on learning techniques. read more >
The news of Thomas' resignation came immediately on the heels of a fierce notice of recusal from a solar interconnection case. read more >
From Little Rock to Rogers to Mountain Home, bright young talent spans our state. For the 13th year, Arkansas Business is proud to introduce 20 of the freshest faces in business and community service. read more >
Whispers asks Col. Jeremiah Gentry what he thinks of summer blockbuster hit, "Top Gun: Maverick" read more >
As many hospitals struggle financially, the Arkansas Department of Human Services has proposed using $60 million of the state's American Rescue Plan Act to help keep their doors open. read more >
As the calendar turns to fall, an eased energy crisis is turning fierce again worldwide with ominous headlines at every turn. read more >
If, as is expected, Ebbing Air National Guard Base is chosen to train foreign pilots in the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet, the city of Fort Smith will see a transformation. read more >
Mark Lambert previously worked in the bureau's commodity and regulatory affairs department. read more >
Pilot training could bring a $1 billion boost to Fort Smith if the go-ahead is announced next spring. read more >
She's a banker from White Hall and he's a Little Rock attorney. read more >
Aristotle chief says hurdle is costly and likely to keep small firms out of program. read more >
The ruling overturned a $1.6 million class-action judgment in 2020 against Hendren Plastics Inc. read more >
An Aug. 22 Arkansas Business article failed to include an important piece of information about federal broadband grants. read more >
Not many people know about Farnborough, England. But to those in the aerospace and defense industry, it's an important city that hosts one of the largest global airshows every other year. read more >
Arkansas' most expensive highway construction project presents a valuable opportunity to showcase the capital city in an exciting way. But it will be up to local business and political leaders to seize the moment. read more >
The famed Hot Springs restaurant is being sued by the IRS for more than $586,000 in back taxes. read more >
Central Arkansas is lucky in having a reliable, safe water supply overseen by Central Arkansas Water. Of course, that's not really a matter of luck. That's a matter of good governance and planning. read more >
The Arkansas Highway Commission wanted to pay about $325,000 for the property along Interstate 30, but the owners balked at the amount. read more >
The council advises the White House on how to reduce physical and cyber risks and improve the security and resilience of the nation's critical infrastructure sectors. read more >
The move by the Food and Drug Administration tweaks the recipe of shots made by Pfizer and rival Moderna that already have saved millions of lives. read more >
