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Government & Politics / Industry / Real Estate

Arkansas Tourism Tax Revenue Slips After Record 2024Lock Icon

Restaurants, new business openings and steady business travel are cushioning softer hotel demand. Local leaders see uneven but encouraging signs, as well as major events ahead that could reshape the outlook. read more >
The Cargill turkey plant that is scheduled for shutdown in northeast Springdale. About 1,000 jobs will be lost on Aug. 1. [Michael Woods]
Agriculture & Poultry / Manufacturing / Restaurants & Food

Springdale’s Cargill Closure Marks Largest Layoff in City HistoryLock Icon

Cargill will shut down its Springdale turkey plant on Aug. 1, cutting 1,000 jobs, but local leaders, state officials, and Cargill are working to help affected workers find new employment in northwest Arkansas’ strong job market. read more >
Construction / Restaurants & Food / Tourism

Historic Arkansas Restaurants Coy’s and AQ Chicken House Make a ComebackLock Icon

Both Arkansas icons, Coy’s opened in 1945 and AQ in 1947. read more >
Donnie King, president and CEO of Tyson Foods Inc. in Springdale
Agriculture & Poultry / Construction / Public Companies

Tyson Foods to Move All Corporate Executives to Springdale

Tyson Foods Inc. says it will move all executive teams — some 1,000 people — to Springdale early next year, a move that will require it to redesign and expand its corporate office. read more >
Kelly Hale Syer, executive director of Downtown Springdale, is optimistic about revitalization, along with Springdale Mayor Doug Sprouse, center, and Bill Rogers, an official with the Springdale Chamber of Commerce. They are seen here on Emma Street, the backbone of the city’s Downtown Master Plan.
Agriculture & Poultry / Banking & Finance / Business Services

Springdale Hopes to Maintain New Momentum DowntownLock Icon

Springdale hopes to build on recent efforts to reinvigorate its downtown. read more >
Jim Morriss
Media & Marketing

Jim Morriss, Springdale’s Newsman for a Half-Century, Dies at 80

Jim Morriss, who as a jack-of-all-trades reporter and editor led the Springdale newspaper from the days of molten lead type to the age of computers and a 24-hour news cycle, died April 12 at age 80. read more >
Construction / Investments / Media & Marketing

Wal-Mart Delivers Retail Boost to NWA Cities

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says it has eight projects in some stage of development in northwest Arkansas, and that’s not including a planned neighborhood market in Bentonville and a convenience store prototype that recently opened in Bentonville. read more >