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Alexis Hosticka reports for Arkansas Business and its sister publication, Little Rock Soirée. She graduated in 2015 from Harding University in Searcy with bachelor's degrees in journalism and Spanish. Hosticka is originally from the Chicago suburbs.
Economists are not expecting a new president to have significant effects on the local or national economy and outlook, according to presentations at the Little Rock Economic Briefing on Wednesday. read more >
The University of Central Arkansas selects Houston D. Davis as its 11th president. read more >
Arkansans' expectations of their personal financial situations in the future have improved since March, even if they say their personal finances have not changed much from a year ago, a new survey finds. read more >
Fornetti, an international bakery with 8,000 European locations, has opened some of its first U.S. locations at Road Runner stores in Conway, Fort Smith, Heber Springs, Little Rock and Hot Springs. read more >
Camp Siloam, a Christian camp for youth and families in Siloam Springs, announces a $1 million donation from Charles and Genevieve Bonner toward the camp's $3.4 million Feed My Sheep Campaign. read more >
It's the lazy college student cliché: sitting in a dorm room playing video games until 2:30 a.m. But for some students, video games have a new, more productive role. read more >
Phil Schneider is the board chair of the Site Selectors Guild and has been in the industry for more than 30 years. The guild is meeting in Little Rock this week. read more >
Five years after development began, Ballet Arkansas is finally moving into its new office and rehearsal space on Main Street Little Rock's "Creative Corridor." read more >
In the shadow of the $70 million Robinson Center renovation, the DoubleTree Little Rock is undergoing its own transformation. read more >
A Dallas commercial real estate firm is looking to revamp property on University Avenue formerly occupied by Sears. read more >
