Stephanie Alderdice

Since the acquisition, the ad firm has expanded its video production agreement with Visit Hot Springs. read more >

When Stephanie Alderdice wanted to change the name of the Hot Springs marketing agency she bought from founder Kirby Williams in 2016, she struck on SixtyOne Celsius to replace Kirby & Co. read more >

Blevins will serve as director of northwest Arkansas community engagement. read more >

In full Western outfit, a yellow kerchief and a badge that turns out to be a bank logo, he’s modeled of course on Tonto’s favorite ke-mo sah-bee, but he’s actually Michigan actor and model Brandon Layne. read more >

The firm said Lee has an “uncanny ability to think strategically and write creatively." read more >

A sampling of Arkansas business leaders share their forecasts for the next six months amid COVID-19, along with what indicators they're watching and how their industries are performing. Part one of two. read more >

As the coronavirus upturns the tourism business, marketing agency SixtyOne Celsius of Hot Springs releases a video on the humanity and resilience of Arkansas’ top tourist destination, Hot Springs National Park. read more >

61° Celsius, the Hot Springs advertising agency that took a new name last year, has a new creative director, Hot Springs native Aaron Buckley. read more >

The advocacy group for downtown Hot Springs has a new name and is part of a new web effort to promote the city center to local residents as well as tourists. read more >

Kirby & Co., the longtime Hot Springs marketing and communications firm, has a hot new name: 61° Celsius. read more >

Last month, word got around that Don Hale and Kirby Williams were stepping back from their firms to become marketing chiefs at banks — Hale at Citizens Bank of Batesville and Williams at Stone Bank of Mountain View, working out of Little Rock. read more >