Articles from Arkansas Business (February 12, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Ag-Pro Cos. of Stuttgart won "Best of Show-Coliseum" for its exhibit at the 39th annual Arkansas Farm Show Feb. 2-3 in Little Rock.		Brief article	61
Andrew Norton has joined Legacy Capital Group.			14
Apartment buy.	Waldon, George		109
Arkansas Department of Health & Human Services.			46
Arkansas Electric Boat Co.			17
Arkansas out of running for $3 billion steel plant.	Turner, Lance		273
Arkansas Tech University's Professional Development Institute is hosting an energy-saving workshop for industry from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb. 28 at the school's Lake Point Confer-ence Center at Russellville.			71
ASU to host 'Identity Solutions' symposium, workshop.	Gordon, James		372
Baldor reports earnings decline for 4th quarter.		Financial report	232
BKD LLP.			35
Board room.		Brief article	98
Calendar.		Calendar	298
Capitol calm.	Hankins, Jeff		664
Chenal home I.	Waldon, George		91
Chenal home II.	Waldon, George	Brief article	86
COBRA: venomous results for employers who ignore or misunderstand.	Davidson, Charles Darwin		567
Colorado Public Utilities Commission.			30
Construction Site Solutions.	Russell, Felicia		444
Convenient purchase.	Waldon, George	Brief article	92
Credit Union National Association.			35
Curves at Otter Creek.	Russell, Felicia		320
CyberCollege evolves with technology.	Gordon, James		1080
Darren D. Peters, a 1990 graduate of Hendrix College and manager of the system government affairs team for Entergy Inc., has received an Odyssey Medal from Hendrix for his special projects.			48
David Furman, owner of Furman Electric Co. in Sherwood, saw his firm recognized as Affiliate of the Year.			26
Deltic posts 4Q loss, blames housing slowdown.		Financial report	410
Dillard's January sales decline by 3 percent.		Financial report	96
Doctor improvements.	Waldon, George	Brief article	90
Elders building condos in Rogers.	Capshaw, Mike		179
Entergy acquisition.	Waldon, George		88
EquityNet LLC.			19
Ex-president of college sues over termination.	Friedman, Mark		293
Farm fare.	Hinkel, Nate		117
FedEx Corp. of Memphis has launched a new long-haul less-than-truckload (LTL) service, FedEx National LTL, and also formally launched FedEx Freight Canada, which will handle LTL shipments moving into and out of Canada and intra-Canada shipments.			54
Five & dime deal.	Waldon, George	Brief article	86
For the record.		Brief article	194
Foreclosure sale.			60
Heartbreak hotel.			152
Henderson State University at Arkadelphia has pledged to match scholarships that El Dorado High School students will get from $50 million pledged by Murphy Oil Corp.			53
Henderson State University at Arkadelphia has two new Piper Arrow aircraft for use by the school's aviation department.			66
Hospitals embrace high-tech care: IT proves benefits for patients, staff.	Friedman, Mark		1477
International Paper Co. of Memphis has completed the sale of its North American beverage packaging operations to Carter Holt Harvey Ltd. of New Zealand for about $413 million.			39
Investors purchase car wash company.	Capshaw, Mike		86
IT services companies--a new, improved view.	Gordon, James		3235
Julian Bond, civil rights leader and current chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, will give a lecture at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock on Feb. 21.			89
Kevin A. Sachs, Mythili Speeharikesan, Amanda M. Munoz and Jessica Hicks have joined Hudson Cisne & Co. LLP.			21
Land with a view.			40
LifeQuest.			27
Maumelle location.	Waldon, George	Brief article	70
Murphy Oil Corp.			21
Mystery trouble.			272
Neighborhood Center now a WiFi hotspot.	Henry, John		106
New publisher.	Hinkel, Nate		58
Northwest shuffle.			143
Office acquisition.		Brief article	63
Office site.	Waldon, George	Brief article	105
Only three stores remain in Indian Mall.	Friedman, Mark		166
Panel wants building for voting machines.	Friedman, Mark		211
Party crasher.			260
Phillip L. Pryor, AIA, has joined Crafton Tull Sparks & Associates.			19
Public Relations Society of America.			51
Pulaski Technical College.			82
Robert Bruce Trimble of Little Rock was recognized by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA).			21
Rural residence I.	Waldon, George	Brief article	104
Rural residence II.	Waldon, George	Brief article	84
Senate Agriculture Committee.			37
Soft freight demand holds P.A.M. 4q flat.		Brief article	237
St. Bernards Center for Weight Loss.			28
Stock summary.			712
Storage refinance.	Waldon, George		107
Strange collaboration.			116
That's my story.	Goldberg, I. Barry		686
The compromise.		Editorial	356
The proposed farm bill and water rights are among the key issues on the agenda for the state's rice producers at the Arkansas Rice Research Conference set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb. 13 at the Technology Center for the Delta at Wynne.			86
Travs radio.	Hinkel, Nate	Brief article	215
TV viewers take control over choices: targeting ad viewers may become easier.	Hinkel, Nate		1802
Two Technisource execs to publish third book.	Gordon, James		529
Tyson tells shareholders efforts are 'paying off'.	Capshaw, Mike		296
Vegrandis, Space Photonics get government funding.	Ledford, J.R.	Brief article	205
Vognet funding.	Waldon, George	Brief article	159
Wal-Mart seeks rehearing in class-action decision.	Ledford, J.R.		283
Wal-Mart to offer video downloads.	Turner, Lance		187
Wal-Mart's sales up 2.2 percent in January.		Financial report	191
Walgreen's sale.	Waldon, George		74
Wayne Richie, CEO of Coldwell Banker Advantage Realty, has accepted a position on the executive committee of the Arkansas Better Business Bureau.			41
What's the 'difference?'.	Hinkel, Nate		337
Windstream income up 39 percent in 4th quarter.		Financial report	286
Wireless: the future is now.	Franke, Bob		450
Zach Thicksten has joined Doyle Rogers Co. as a brokerage associate for its client services area.			40