Arkansas Solar Projects Get Turn in Limelight
Utilities around the state are turning to solar energy-generation projects as the cost of wrangling the sun's rays becomes more economical. read more >
Call Sean at:
(501) 372-1443, ext. 298
Email Sean at:
Email
Sean covers:
Energy, technology and media and marketing
Sean Beherec joined Arkansas Business in October 2014 after more than three years as a newspaper reporter covering crime, state politics and the environment. He writes about energy, technology and media and marketing, as well as the companies in those industries, including Acxiom and Windstream.
Sean graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor's degree in multimedia journalism. You can follow him on Twitter here.
Utilities around the state are turning to solar energy-generation projects as the cost of wrangling the sun's rays becomes more economical. read more >
KFSM-TV, Channel 5, made some recent staffing shifts with the departure of the station's sports director and managing editor. read more >
Two months after Little Rock businessman Larry Crain resolved the litigation involving two radio stations he owned, a new lawsuit has been filed against his Crain Media Group LLC. read more >
The Diamond Agency of El Dorado has been chosen to publish the Arkadelphia Regional Economic Development Alliance & Chamber of Commerce 2016 Visitors & Relocation Guide. read more >
Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock on Thursday reported a second-quarter loss of $111 million, down from a profit of $14 million in the same quarter last year. But the company said there were gains in some divisions and noted "improving financial trends." read more >
Murphy USA Inc. of El Dorado on Wednesday reported its second-quarter net income was down about $47 million from the same time last year. read more >
Hospitals around the state have reported that the so-called “private option” provided a needed boost by reducing losses associated with uncompensated care. read more >
In the race to bring higher Internet speeds to the capital city, one group is planning to soon unveil 1-gigabit service in downtown Little Rock, possibly as early as this week. read more >
The company announced in a news release last month that it was improving its “Blast! Tier” from 50 megabits per second to 75 Mbps, and rolling out a new “Extreme” 150-Mbps tier. read more >
The central Arkansas chapter of 100 Girls of Code will host a class in North Little Rock later this week. read more >
