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Key Arkansas appointments include Aubrey Blackmon’s Agriculture Hall of Fame induction, Laura Landreaux as State Chamber chair, and leadership changes in banking, energy, health care, and more. read more >

Read what eight Arkansas women have to say about their management experience. read more >

Tina Gabbard oversees all business operations and units for Cox Communications in Arkansas and was named its Arkansas market vice president about two years ago. read more >

The four-day Northwest Arkansas Tech Summit kicked off its first full day on Monday amid blown-out windows in the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers and downed trees in the parking lot, evidence of the strong overnight storms. read more >

Cox Communications announced Thursday that all of its northwest Arkansas customers now have access to Gigablast service, which delivers 1 gigabit-per-second broadband internet speeds. read more >

Angela DeLille has been hired as the manager of government and regulatory affairs at Cox Communications in Springdale. She previously worked for the Arkansas State Chamber/Associated Industries of Arkansas. read more >

No one is complaining about the population and economic growth in northwest Arkansas, but all that growth is putting strains on the area’s infrastructure. read more >

Curt Stamp has been promoted to vice president of government affairs and Arkansas market leader by Cox Communication. Formerly director of regulatory affairs, Stamp has relocated to Cox’s Fayetteville office. read more >

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art on Tuesday announced several appointments relating to museum development and fundraising, including that of chief strategy officer, a new position. read more >

Zega has been the director of public relations for Cox Communications in Arkansas for the past decade. read more >