Condoleezza Rice to Join Governor at Inaugural 'Ideas Summit' in NWA
Discussions will focus on foreign affairs and domestic issues including the economy and education. read more >
Discussions will focus on foreign affairs and domestic issues including the economy and education. read more >
This year's group of talented young leaders ranges from activists and business leaders to entrepreneurs. read more >
A two-year legal battle is apparently over, clearing the way for a Kum & Go convenience store to begin construction on a Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard location in Fayetteville. read more >
Like anyone else, we love a good slab of smoked meat. So we were intrigued when Wright's Barbecue hinted on Twitter last week that a Little Rock location was imminent. read more >
As an employer, the first 18 months are a critical period to support your new employee in building strong relationships within your organization. Here are steps you can take to position your new hires for success. read more >
The state has two solar fields on hold, but CEO of Delta Solar says now is the time for solar power. read more >
For most of the businesses on this year's list of Arkansas' 75 largest private companies, top-line revenue in 2021 was significantly better than in 2019, before any of us had heard of COVID-19. read more >
Authorities said Simon Ang denied any connection to patents filed in China under his birth name. read more >
Residential, retail, restaurant and office space are part of the Emma Building Group's plans for the 46,000-SF complex. read more >
It's the Tontitown trucking company's first acquisition in nearly 20 years read more >
Initiatives focusing on behavioral health, maternal and pediatric health, and healthy equity are among the programs eligible for funds. read more >
Beyond gaming tournaments, the festival that aims to foster equity and inclusion in the tech industry. read more >
He will be the fifth managing partner in the firm's 56-year history. read more >
Arkansas Business Senior Editor Mark Friedman claimed gold for best body of work at the annual Alliance of Area Business Publications awards. read more >
A Black candidate has never been elected to the Arkansas Supreme Court. A group of plaintiffs hopes to change that with a federal lawsuit. read more >
And there's another owner with strong Arkansas ties in the top 10 of richest football owners. read more >
Juneteenth has long been celebrated. But now that it's a federal holiday, it's critical that we fundamentally understand its importance to everyone's history. read more >
The number of Americans who can name the three branches of government in 2021 was — you guessed it, just 56% — slightly over half of “We the People.” read more >
The state Supreme Court's dissent cites past shortcomings the commission has exhibited. read more >
The processing of all types of applications — visas and green cards — is backlogged, leaving potential workers in limbo amid a nationwide labor shortage. read more >
He was previously president of Mercy Hospital Fort Smith, a role he will retain along with an additional role as president of Mercy Hospital Northwest Arkansas. read more >
He has been hired as an associate attorney. read more >
Two additional board members were confirmed as well. read more >
The company has now funded more than 26,000 acres worth of farmland in 17 states and Australia. read more >
The program consists of nine nurses and community health experts who will help patients access prevention, screening, treatment and support services. read more >
Propak CEO Steve Clark said the combined services of the companies will provide stability amid supply chain disruptions. read more >
Farmers in a four-county area can receive $15,000. read more >
The California-based poultry company has a national footprint that includes facilities in Arkansas. read more >
Scenic Hill Solar CEO Bill Halter said the executive orders will eliminate a "self-inflicted wound" to domestic solar projects. read more >
The longtime UA System Division of Agriculture professor and administrator succeeds Deacue Fields, who is moving on to serve as vice president of agriculture for the UA System. read more >
