
Arkansas Business Year in Review: Notable Deaths in 2022
A look at some of the notable Arkansans who died this year. read more >
A look at some of the notable Arkansans who died this year. read more >
Stories on the unexpected death of a central Arkansas business leader, turnover on the anchor desks at Little Rock TV stations, and a Walmart heir's vision for his hometown drew the most views on the Arkansas Business website this year. read more >
Bright, the former CEO of the now-closed drug and alcohol treatment center in Hot Springs, receives another default judgment. read more >
Some overlooked but important Arkansas Business stories from the preceding year. read more >
Blevins will serve as director of northwest Arkansas community engagement. read more >
A mixed bag of residential and commercial properties in this week's million-dollar deals and construction. read more >
River Pointe Maumelle LLC, an affiliate of RREAF Holdings in Dallas, bought River Pointe Apartments at 7325 Riverpointe Drive. read more >
The highs and lows of a year in Arkansas business. read more >
They said it, we only quoted them. Here are some of the best things said in 2022. read more >
Inflation takes the top spot in this year's review of business stories. read more >
The endowment comes from Dr. Rhonda Dick and Joseph Kennedy “Ken” Dick. read more >
The gifts will support patients and their families across the state. read more >
Forward thinking economic developers need not focus on hunting and gathering but rather growing and fostering. read more >
Dr. Lloyd Minor, a Little Rock native, was named chair of the board. read more >
The judge said Manes' Pharmacy Inc. failed to demonstrate irreparable harm. read more >
Arkansas has no apparent procedure to confirm THC test results, which play into the pricing of medical marijuana. That revelation comes as lawsuits question the integrity of testing companies that draw their revenue from growers. read more >
She says the growth in Medicare Advantage plans, which are not cost reimbursed, threatens the stability of Critical Access Hospitals. read more >
E-Stem Public Charter Schools Inc. purchased its junior high building at 123 W. Third St. from Southern Landlord LLC, an affiliate of Arkadelphia's Southern Bancorp. read more >
To start an engaging employee wellness program, it helps to think both small and wide. read more >
The dispute began on Nov. 2, when the supplier told Super Sav Drug in Van Buren that it was concerned about the store's sales of controlled substances. read more >
Country Medical Services of Arkansas Inc. abruptly closed the 40-bed hospital in 2004 but took no reasonable measures to destroy or protect patient records, a lawsuit alleged. read more >
The funds will be used for the renovation and expansion of existing laboratory, research, and clinical spaces. read more >
The collaborative will work with the state Department of Health to improve maternal and infant health outcomes by identifying health care processes that need to be improved. read more >
Kight will discuss the actionable, high-impact systems he uses for developing exceptional leaders, strengthening organizational culture, and equipping people to perform at their best. read more >
A surge in behavioral health demand caused by the pandemic has a silver lining. read more >
A prototype of the app, known as OptiMAT (Optimizing Medication Assisted Treatment), was one of five winning entries in the 2022 National Institute on Drug Abuse “Product Prototypes to Combat Drug Craving” challenge. read more >
As CARTI prepares to open its $28.7 million surgery center in Little Rock in the spring, the nonprofit cancer treatment network continues to post record revenue. read more >
Mentorship is a good way to help vulnerable youth escape cycles of violence. read more >
Allan Kennedy, B.J. Dunn, Stephen Hoffman, Greg Hatcher and Kim Ellis were inducted. read more >
The Arkansas Supreme Court has promised a quick review of an appeal by grower Storm Nolan in the case. read more >