Sims Selected as SVP at First Community Bank (Movers & Shakers)
Shena Sims has been promoted to senior vice president, branch operations at First Community Bank of Batesville. read more >
Shena Sims has been promoted to senior vice president, branch operations at First Community Bank of Batesville. read more >
Graycen Bigger has been elected to the board of the Arkansas Economic Developers & Chamber Executives. read more >
It's been one year since the $8 million center opened. read more >
He has more than 26 years of experience in the industry. read more >
Projects in Wynne and Osceola are expected to create about 300 jobs. read more >
The Uptown retail project attracts tenants displaced by March 2020 tornado. read more >
Kanika Davis, a graduate of Pine Bluff High School and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, was recently named a national outreach specialist by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency. read more >
The money comes as the airport looks at expanding air traffic to include larger planes. read more >
Hospitals and medical centers in Arkansas benefited from government relief money last year to offset losses caused by COVID-19. read more >
Ash Flat's FNBC Bank is developing a new 4,000-SF branch in the $1.3 billion-deposit Mountain Home market. read more >
Tim Chatman will join his alma mater, Williams Baptist University in Walnut Ridge, as dean of students, effective in October. read more >
The bank is hoping to close the deal before a nationally-televised football game on Oct. 14. read more >
He has 20 years of experience in the industry. read more >
The money will help the programs provide employment and training services in historically underserved areas. read more >
Raising Cane's founder says, in order for great customer service to take place, owners and managers must tell and show employees that they're appreciated. read more >
He's considered by many to be one of the most innovative marketers in the direct-to-consumer sector. read more >
The paper is among many that have sought savings in a deeply besieged industry where readers, advertisers and revenue have been fleeing to the web. read more >
The three-and-a-half-month closing of the Hernando de Soto Bridge this year was costly for Southland Casino Racing in West Memphis, just 8 miles from the span that crosses the Mississippi River. read more >
Trade war repercussions with China and Trump administration spending to keep farmers solvent in a commodities price crash propelled federal farm subsidy payments in Arkansas to a record $828 million in 2019. read more >
iDatafy of Little Rock has launched its SmartResume Certified Job Talent Marketplace, designed to connect employers to white- and blue-collar job seekers who actually have the skills they're looking for. read more >
Alton Johnson, the University of Arkansas' new rice research leader, studies new crop strains and technology to help farmers succeed. read more >
Nine major industry sectors including manufacturing and hospitality reported growth. read more >
The panel also expressed support for new flights to Nashville, Tennessee. read more >
Arkansas Business is once again seeking nominations of the state's outstanding businesses, business executives and nonprofits for its Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. read more >
Wicked Head Brewing in Trumann is pushing to open sometime in October in the former Maxie Theatre. read more >
With three casinos operating in Arkansas, marketing heats up and ads proliferate. read more >
From Jonesboro to Little Rock to Bentonville to Prescott, bright young talent spans our state. For the 12th year, Arkansas Business is proud to introduce 20 of the freshest faces in business and community service. read more >
Kim Provost has been promoted to executive director of the NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation in Jonesboro, where she has been director of fundraising and events for the past 16 years. read more >
The new members represent health care, technology, energy and education sectors. read more >
The governor says it will support new jobs and spark economic growth. read more >
