Cornerstone Bank

The pending name change of Cornerstone Bank in Eureka Springs is now official. The $401 million-asset lender became CS Bank on Nov. 18. read more >

Holiday Island Holdings Inc., the state’s least-known public company, is on the hunt for assets. Revenue would be nice too. read more >

Community First Bank's sale opens door to Harrison for Stone Bank and Cornerstone. read more >

Two Arkansas banks have added to their inventory of brick-and-mortar locations during the first quarter and two more have new branches in the works. read more >

Blake Fletcher, vice president of commercial lending at Stone Bank of Little Rock, was recently appointed president of the 2016-17 emerging leaders section council at the Arkansas Bankers Association Leadership Conference in Fayetteville on June 17. read more >

Fourteen lenders based in Arkansas produced returns on equity (ROE) that topped 13 percent during 2014. The banks were scattered across the state and represented some of the largest and smallest financial institutions. read more >

Kent Butler has portrayed everyone from a Roman soldier to Jesus Christ in Eureka Springs' Great Passion Play production, but it may be his role off stage that could be most critical in reaching audiences. read more >

The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, which in September called for donations to help keep its doors open, is closing permanently. read more >

Following the recent announcement that JP's ChopHouse would go dark Saturday, Oct. 20, employees and locals alike were left to ponder the fate of the historic Hotel Seville, whose owner has filed bankruptcy. read more >