Longtime Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Managing Editor David Bailey is retiring, making way for the publisher’s daughter, Eliza Hussman Gaines, to take the top editorship. read more >
The Arkansas Women's Hall of Fame is seeking nominations for its 2020 class. read more >
Knowing your customer is a business commandment, and for casinos, it may be the most crucial card game. read more >
When the Quapaw Nation opened its gambling parlor in Pine Bluff four months ago, the Saracen Annex created new competition for casinos in Hot Springs and West Memphis and raised a new question: Is Arkansas’ gambling market already saturated? read more >
Dining and drinking are increasingly important ingredients of the casino experience, industry experts say, and all indications are that Arkansas’ new gaming destinations won’t neglect either. read more >
In the last three months of 2019, Saracen Casino Resort in Pine Bluff handled nearly $1.4 million in bets on sports. read more >
This map from the American Gaming Association shows the states where sports betting is now legal, where sports betting has been approved but is not yet operational, and where bills have been prefiled or introduced to legalize sports betting and are under consideration. read more >
Claudette Holt is the new director of enrollment for the Professional Adult College Education program at Central Baptist College in Conway. read more >
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette says a former employee of its digital marketing subsidiary, Flypaper, stole company secrets and violated a noncompetition agreement. read more >
Inuvo Inc. expects to report on Feb. 13 that its new product, IntentKey, generated $8.5 million in revenue in its first fiscal year, which ended Dec. 31. read more >
For years Rhea Lana Riner offered her consignors the opportunity to shop her sales first in exchange for putting in a few hours helping organize and operate the sales. read more >
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette of Little Rock, wrapping up its bold shift to digital publishing, announced 28 non-newsroom layoffs Wednesday, mostly in production and printing. read more >
From personalize email to augmented reality, a look at the latest marketing trends and whether they're worth a business' time and money. read more >
Four radio personalities in Cumulus Media Inc.’s Little Rock operation have been laid off, including KURB 98.5 morning co-host Robyn Cisar and several stalwarts in KARN’s newsroom. read more >
Putting in a medical marijuana dispensary in Arkansas is a game of inches, or at least feet. read more >
Verizon Arena in North Little Rock officially became Simmons Bank Arena on Oct. 3, marking the latest effort by the Pine Bluff bank to build brand visibility in central Arkansas. read more >
A painful loss in a long dispute with the federal government forced changes in Rhea Lana Riner’s consignment sale business plan — and some of them have been positive. read more >
Nearly nine decades ago, two journalists were born five years apart in Little Rock: Fred P. Graham in 1931 and Phyllis Brandon in 1936. They departed this world just weeks apart, on either side of the new year. read more >
Now that you have set your 2020 growth plans for the business, it’s time to set to work achieving them. read more >
The Arkansas Chapter of the Public Relations Society of American installed its officers Friday in a meeting at the Little Rock Club, including Jason Brown as president. read more >
