Arkansas Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 3.5%
Arkansas' seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.5% last month, according to a report by the Arkansas Division of Workforce Services. read more >
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Here Are Nominees for the 32nd Annual Business of the Year Awards
Arkansas Business announces 35 businesses, nonprofits and executives from around the state as finalists for its 32nd Annual Business of the Year Awards. read more >
Lawsuit Says Hot Springs Developer Hid Funds from Bankruptcy
The developer of the Hotel Hot Springs & Spa has been accused of improperly transferring millions of dollars to his wife or into a trust before filing bankruptcy to avoid paying creditors. read more >
Midtown Med Offices Combine for $34M Sale (Real Deals)
Tandem transactions in midtown Little Rock introduced new ownership to neighboring medical office buildings. read more >
Argenta Plaza Grand Opening Set For Nov. 30
The grand opening of Argenta Plaza, the much anticipated $5.36 million city gathering place at 510 Main St. in downtown North Little Rock, will coincide with the city’s Northern Lights Festival. read more >
Arkansas Tourism Wins Award For Website
Arkansas Tourism, a division of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism, has received a Gold Adrian Award. read more >
SPONSORED: Managing Arkansas’ Greentree Reservoirs for The Future
For centuries, the Arkansas Delta and other river floodplains have been bountiful sources of food and habitat for migrating ducks. Greentree reservoirs on public and private land are a crucial component of this habitat. read more >
Bryan Malinowski Named to Lead Clinton National Airport
The Little Rock Municipal Airport Commission has appointed Bryan Malinowski executive director of Clinton National Airport. read more >
Holiday Cheer: Give the Gift of Arkansas
Several old and new friends, people who write knowledgeably and passionately about food, shared some of their favorite gifts to give — and receive. read more >
$3M to Support Forestry-Related Projects, Scholarships
The Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas received $3 million in donations for forestry-related projects. read more >
Our Techno Life (Gwen Moritz Editor's Note)
Every technological advance comes with some unintended consequences. read more >
XNA Survives Lights Out After October Tornado
When a tornado rumbled through Benton County in the early hours of Oct. 21 and knocked out electricity to the airport, things could have gone bad pretty quickly. read more >
US Consumer Confidence Falls for Third Consecutive Month
U.S. consumer confidence fell for a third consecutive month in October as optimism about job prospects and business conditions down the road grew weaker. read more >
Hotel Hot Springs Foreclosure Sale Set
The public auction will be held in the foyer of the Garland County Courthouse in Hot Springs, with the proceeds from the sale helping to pay a $128.9 million judgment handed down against the hotel’s owner back in June. read more >
Land Deal Completed for North Little Rock Events Center
Site work for The Venue at Oakdale is in motion near the North Little Rock-Sherwood border. read more >
Hutchinson Announces Appointments to Boards, Commissions
Gov. Asa Hutchinson makes appointments to boards and commissions. read more >
Blandford Medical Building Visited by $7.4M Sale (Real Deals)
An affiliate of Catalyst Healthcare Real Estate of Pensacola, Florida, bought the 67,680-SF medical office building in midtown Little Rock. read more >
Waymack Thanks His Crew, Gives Props to Craig O’Neill
Dan Waymack, a filmmaker since age 19, retraces the arc of his career and sets the record straight on what he says are misconceptions on how Waymack & Crew wound up at Third and Main. read more >
Arkansas' Jobless Rate Rose to 3.5% in September
Arkansas' seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose one-tenth of a percentage point, from 3.4 percent in August to 3.5 percent in September, the state Division of Workforce Services reports. read more >
Southland to Stop Greyhound Racing by End of 2022
An east Arkansas track has agreed to phase out greyhound racing over the next three years, citing a decline in dog racing nationally and fears that the state's voters would approve ending the practice. read more >
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