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Northwest Arkansas' political clout has grown with its population, but Little Rock has long been the center of the political world in Arkansas, and its status as capital, largest city and home to an influential statewide media market means it won't likely lose that distinction any time soon.
The Jones Center for Families in January will begin the second phase of an extensive $5 million renovation plan intended to secure the multi-functional venue's position as the cornerstone of a revitalized downtown Springdale. The 21-year-old facility houses an indoor pool complex, ice skating rink, fitness center and thousands of square feet of meeting and ...
Some political polls incorrectly predicted the outcome of this year's presidential election, and a University of Arkansas economics professor believes it could be partly because they asked the wrong questions. Andy Brownback, assistant professor of economics at the Sam M. Walton College of Business, recently conducted a national survey on feelings toward President-elect Donald Trump ...
Darin Gray has sown seeds in the soil of Arkansas enterprises for almost 30 years, starting with his early work at the state’s economic development commission, and continuing into his current role as leader of the state’s largest advertising and public relations agency.
When former journalists Gwen Rockwood and Shannon Magsam co-founded the mom-focused website NWA Motherlode in 2008, they struck on a rich deposit of online media users that had not yet been tapped by the local market.
Hull & Co. principal Craig Hull, 65, still remembers the hours he spent as a child playing pretend on an HO-scale train table. It was hand-built by his father, who died when Hull was 15 years old.
Chief development officer Christina Lusk is the driving force in generating business for East Harding Construction. However, at no time in her career has the transaction been her focus.
One year ago, Tiffany Selvey was an urban farmer looking for the right venue to sell her products, but when she couldn’t find a good fit she started the ball rolling on a new market.
Efficiency is a priority for the three Feltner brothers, owners of the burgers and franks restaurant in Fayetteville that bears their name.
From within the deepest trenches of the Great Recession and housing market crisis, residential developer Mark Marquess chose to revive his home-building career, launching Riverwood Homes in Fayetteville about seven years ago. And now, business is thriving. Marquess' team is developing subdivisions and building residential real estate all over Northwest Arkansas.
It's no surprise that Neil Greenhaw, a musician, songwriter, producer and the owner of Haxton Road Studios, gets his best creative ideas in the recording studio.
The impressive, arch-framed entrance envisioned by the builder of the 1950s-era Twin Arch Motel in Fayetteville never came to fruition, but that design concept left its impression on the establishment's name.
As principal and vice president of operations at CEI Engineering Associates Inc., Brent Massey sees a common thread between the technical and administrative facets of his career.
Pink House Alchemy LLC founder Emily Lawson wants to do more than market small-batch, handcrafted syrups and elixirs at her soon-to-open retail space, to do more than push specialty cocktails and espresso drinks at her consecutively opening bar/coffee house.
Big-city transplant Karen Minkel first experienced quintessential Ozark culture about 10 years ago, at the end of her second summer living in Arkansas.
When Bill Hardgrave was featured in the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal's Forty Under 40 class in 2003, he didn't have definite plans for the future.