Rough Times for Bingo, Spelled C-19 
COVID-19 pandemic felt by charities and vendors who rent out their halls for bingo games. read more >
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Marty Cook joined Arkansas Business in October 2013 after 19 years as an award-winning newspaper reporter. He covers the transportation industry and northwest Arkansas businesses.
Marty, a native of Shreveport, graduated from Missouri in 1993 with a bachelor of journalism. He has three daughters and lives in Prairie Grove.
COVID-19 pandemic felt by charities and vendors who rent out their halls for bingo games. read more >
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Construction executives in Arkansas said that, for the most part, project work has continued fairly normally considering the circumstances. And the prospects for future work appear to be fundamentally the same. read more >
