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Heather Baker’s company has a new name, and yes, it’s sort of About You. read more >

Kelly Sublett, the former Log Cabin Democrat publisher who lost her post when the Conway paper and several sister publications were sold two weeks ago, quickly took a new post as COO of Vowell Inc. read more >

Ember Strange has been named executive director of the University of Central Arkansas Foundation in Conway. read more >

Alan Leveritt, the founder and publisher of the Arkansas Times, is so pleased with his publication’s rebirth as a monthly that he fears he’s tempting providence. read more >

Lisa Fischer, who spent three decades as a TV journalist, radio personality and commercial pitchwoman, was set to do her last “Mornings With Lisa and Kevin” program on B98.5 on Friday. read more >

AY Magazine will soon be home to a new print version of Arkansas Money & Politics, a Vowell Inc. publication that has been online-only for the past two years. read more >

By leveraging her education and professional experience, Kat Robinson has marketed her stories about Arkansas food and restaurants with great success. read more >

Heather Baker, the former publisher of the auto-buying guide Drive Arkansas and several Arkansas Times publications, is the new publisher at Vowell Media in Little Rock, owned by Vicki Vowell. read more >

One of our operatives pointed us to a recent online listing for a “well-established media & publishing business” that’s for sale in the state. The business advertised in the listing bears a striking resemblance to Vowell Inc read more >

A shakeup has occured between former publication partners Vicki Vowell and Roby Brock. Since 2012, Vowell Inc., which publishes Little Rock’s AY Magazine, had also been printing Brock’s bimonthly Talk Business Arkansas publication. But late last month Brock announced that he and Vowell were no longer working together. read more >