Ed Clifford
Southern Bancorp, UAMS, Conway Corp Highlight Promotions & New Hires (Movers & Shakers)
This week’s Movers & Shakers highlights key promotions, new hires, and board appointments across Arkansas in banking, health care, law, and more. read more >
Building Legacies: The Jones Center for Families Thrives 20 Years On
Bernice Jones’ dream of an all-welcoming community center is alive and well in Springdale two decades after the philanthropist’s death. read more >
by Marty Cook -
Ed Clifford to Step Down as Jones Center CEO
He's led the center in downtown Springdale since 2012. read more >
Arkansas Business Power List 2016: Nonprofits
A nonprofits resource to help navigate the leadership of the largest Arkansas companies or institutions. read more >
Walton Report Explores Cultural Offerings in Northwest Arkansas
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art elevated northwest Arkansas' cultural prominence when it opened in 2011, and now the Walton Family Foundation is exploring ways to build off of that momentum. read more >
by Associated Press -
Trail Boosts Springdale’s Downtown Effort
The city of Springdale’s master plan calling for rejuvenating its downtown is estimated to be about $20.5 million in improvements, coinciding with the opening of the Razorback Greenway trail later this year. read more >
by Marty Cook -
Walton Family, Care Foundations Pledge $20M to Jones Center
A pair of $10 million contributions from the Walton Family Foundation and Care Foundation will serve as lead gifts in a $30 million campaign for the Jones Trust and Jones Center in Springdale. read more >
by Chris Bahn -
Influx of Workers Transforms Northwest Arkansas
From highways to airports, from homes to banks, from dining to the arts, the Wal-Mart presence is felt mightily in the Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers Metropolitan Statistical Area anchored by the three cities plus Wal-Mart’s home in Bentonville. read more >
by Todd Traub -
Wal-Mart: Sam Walton’s Ideas Reshaped Retailing Industry
Whether the Wal-Mart phenomenon could have developed anywhere else is an unanswerable question. But the reason why it happened is simple: Back in 1950, Sam Walton thought Bentonville would be a good place to raise a family and operate a business. (Part of Arkansas Business' 20th anniversary issue.) read more >
by Mark Friedman -