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Chis Milum of First Community Bank of Batesville and the Army National Guard
Government & Politics / Legal

Milum Recognized by National Guard (Movers & Shakers)

Chis Milum, a lender at First Community Bank of Batesville, recently received the Gen. Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award for his service as captain and company commander of the Army National Guard’s 224th Maintenance Company in Mountain Home. read more >
Federal agents serve a search warrant in North Little Rock.
Construction / Government & Politics / Legal

Wheels of Justice in Motion for Disabled Vet Fraud CaseLock Icon

With a pretrial hearing scheduled for Thursday and trial set to start Sept. 5, the filings are flying in the federal criminal case of R. Alan Hope and Mikel C. Kullander. read more >
Welspun Pipes in Little Rock.
Insurance / Legal / Manufacturing

Welspun Loses Insurance Case Over Fire

A U.S. District Court judge in Little Rock recently ruled Welspun Pipe’s insurance carrier doesn’t have to pay the pipe manufacturer $13.5 million for a loss tied to a 2012 fire at its Little Rock plant. read more >
Martha Shoffner and her lawyer Chuck Banks leaving federal court on Friday.
Government & Politics / Legal

At the Martha Shoffner Sentencing, Questions Over ‘Benefit,’ Jurisdiction

Prosecutors scored point after point Friday, but U.S. District Judge Leon Holmes sentenced former State Treasurer Martha Shoffner to 30 months in federal prison — less than half the time that the U.S. Attorney's office sought. read more >
U.S. Attorney Chris Thyer
Legal / Manufacturing

Fed Files Appeal Against Mountain Pure’s John Stacks

As expected, federal prosecutors in Little Rock have filed an appeal with the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in hopes of preserving the seven convictions it won against John Stacks, owner of the Mountain Pure bottled water company. read more >
Government & Politics / Legal

Guilty Plea Rejected, Martha Shoffner’s Trial Set for February

A federal judge on Monday rejected Martha Shoffner's plea of guilty to a single count of mail fraud because the former state treasurer could not admit that she raised campaign funds with the intention of spending the money on personal expenses. read more >
Steve Clary
Legal / Real Estate

Feds Say Steve Clary Not Entitled to Leniency

Federal prosecutors are on record as opposing any leniency in developer Steve Clary’s case, in which the federal sentencing guideline suggests 33 to 41 months in prison. read more >