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Sarah Campbell joined Arkansas Business in 2016. She graduated in 2011 from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro with a bachelor's degree in journalism and interned for the Jonesboro Sun. She then worked as a general assignment reporter and copyeditor for the Leader newspaper in Jacksonville. Sarah is from Gravel Ridge, which was annexed into Sherwood in 2008. She writes a monthly technology column and news for both the online and print editions.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson calls members of the 93rd General Assembly into a special session to begin at 10 a.m. Wednesday, aiming to give public school boards the power to decide whether to require masks read more >
Innovator Health of Little Rock is struggling to meet increasing demand from health care providers for its telemedicine technology, now considered a “must-have” to expand capacity and reach patients after the pandemic. read more >
The COVID-19 pandemic pushed the use of telemedicine in Arkansas five years ahead of where it would be otherwise. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson calls a special legislative session to consider amending a law prohibiting mask mandates by state and local governments. read more >
BankLabs of Little Rock will graduate from this year's FIS Fintech Accelerator in August as it adds employees and works on a new software product designed to automate agricultural lending for banks. read more >
Publicly traded marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock is looking to buy with dreams of 10-figure revenue. read more >
Window and door manufacturer Harry G. Barr Co. of Fort Smith is planning a $10 million expansion it says could create 100 jobs. read more >
More businesses around the world are accepting cryptocurrency — or digital money — as payment, more people are using ATMs that dispense one of its best-known forms, and more of those people are baby boomers. read more >
Arkansas Children's announced Wednesday that it has raised $274 million of its Campaign for a Healthier Tomorrow, surpassing its goal of $250 million. read more >
Domtar Corp. of Fort Mill, South Carolina, says it will restart its paper machine at Ashdown "to meet increasing customer demand" for copy and printer paper as workers return to the office as the pandemic ebbs. read more >
