Articles from Arkansas Business (August 4, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"They said it".			367
'It ain't over 'til it's over'; 63-year-old Harding professor leads band of 50-somethings in adult baseball league.	Harris, Jim		1658
2 New rice firms to add jobs in Craighead County.	Friedman, Mark		147
A contrast in styles.	Melton, Josh		710
A legacy of controversy.	Waldon, George		318
A place in the market.			177
Acxiom reports earnings of $10.7m in first quarter.		Financial report	169
Apartment note I.	Waldon, George	Brief article	122
Apartment note II.	Waldon, George		132
Apartment sector escapes fallout from foreclosures.			175
ATRS property approaching a profit.	Waldon, George		1174
Auxora refinance.	Waldon, George	Brief article	86
Aviation school partners with Little Rock Airport.	Riggin, Amy		121
Bale 1, IRS 0.			145
Bears' good-hands people suit QB Brown.	Burke, Mark		1131
Belle Pointe home.	Waldon, George	Brief article	99
Benchmark opens doors of LEED-registered HQ.	Bell, Robert	Brief article	156
Beyond the sea.			319
Big fins to fill: Olympian Hargis returns to Penn State, but Dolphin-Laser Team swims on.	Friedman, Mark		876
Blog scoops.	Hengel, Mark		346
Breaking into Hogs' 'Vault'.	Harris, Jim		511
Bruce James: calls the Hogs.		Brief article	201
Business dollars Spur Hotel boom in Northwest Arkansas.	Bell, Robert		1036
Calendar.		Calendar	282
Carlos Chicas: calling the Hogs en Espanol: former professional soccer player expands the Razorback fan base one play at a time.	Bahn, Chris	Interview	904
Casey Dick puts the past aside; before throwing his first pass for Petrino, QB throws out the three-year prelude to his senior year.	Bahn, Chris		1660
Coaching talent pushes SEC above the rest.	Bahn, Chris		556
Commercial property management firms.	Waldon, George		1435
Contrasting coaches.			969
Cradle of centers, and lots more talent.	Harris, Jim		698
Creative differences.	Hengel, Mark	Brief article	266
David Bazzel: keeping expectations low.		Interview	812
Decker's fan club picks up in Oxford.		Brief article	222
Developments continue to spring up along Kanis Road.	Walden, Jamie		489
Dillard's store closings may not end troubles: company faces multiple problems.	Friedman, Mark		1580
Don't look now but dance and cheerleading is a sport.	Seaton, Philip		353
DSC Logistics opens facility in West Memphis.	Riggin, Amy		92
EA Sports scores big with latest NCAA game; and a familiar face graces the cover.	Peoples, Jonathan		868
Elston Forte.			80
Eureka hotel revenue down 7 percent in 2007.	Sparkman, Worth		204
Fire sale Web site grows; lists discounted property.			138
First Federal earnings drop 34 percent in second quarter.		Financial report	216
First predictions.	Seaton, Philip	Calendar	419
Ford Flotsam I.			118
Ford Flotsam II.			118
Foxboro abode.	Waldon, George		89
Free trade equals opportunity.	Brownfield, William R.		722
From the publisher.	Hankins, Jeff		235
Golden Lions' Little Rock trio gears into form.	Harris, Jim		575
Heads spin over duck decoy debate: commission will decide issue at august meeting.	Farrell, Max		927
Heifer International to partner with Elanco.	Turner, Lance		139
Helping Hand loan.	Waldon, George	Brief article	87
Hogs guard Beverley continues to wow 'em.			588
Joining legends in the rodeo ring.	Haris, Jim; Bahn, Chris; Baker, Tre	Brief article	192
Jonesboro utility raising rates to offset losses.	Friedman, Mark		187
Jonesboro woman files $1.8 million bankruptcy.	Friedman, Mark	Brief article	102
Justin Acri: Girls night out: Football 101.			793
Landscape architects' role in developments growing.	Hengel, Mark		851
Long's moves keep making sense (and cents).	Bahn, Chris		661
Major D' Seyne.	Grant, Rachel		362
Malco renovating theater in Jonesboro, closing one.	Friedman, Mark		192
Mandich: Red Wolves' man up front: preseason honors rowing left tackle's way.	Couch, Martin		716
Matured, focused Spearmon eyes Olympic gold changes in regimen help former Razorback track star achieve lifelong goat.	Bahn, Chris		1622
Media days law and order.			371
Media's preseason all-SEC team.			295
Mighty, mighty euro.	Moritz, Gwen	Editorial	709
More in store for Travs-Nats?			441
Mouth-watering dish.			194
Murphy Oil earnings rise 160% in 2q to $627 million.		Financial report	226
O'Quinn took impossible path.	Newton, Robert L.		581
Office acquisition.	Waldon, George	Brief article	126
One-on-one with AAA director Lance Taylor.	Seaton, Philip	Interview	1740
Online poll results.		Brief article	133
P.A.M. Transportation turns to loss in second quarter.		Financial report	225
Pierce Law Firm PLLC.	Grant, Rachel		474
Priester purchase.	Waldon, George		95
Promenade pace quickens: as construction at Chenal Center nears end, stores to open.	Waldon, George		950
Property prices down three months in a row.		Brief article	87
Pulling on the reins: Arkansas slows unlicensed contracting.	Davidson, Charles Darwin "Skip"		439
Radio ga-ga.	Hengel, Mark		87
Razorbacks bring Web site current.			331
Regions purchase.	Waldon, George		81
Securities Department halts three investment programs.	Moritz, Gwen		428
Senior hires personal recruiter.	Seaton, Philip		628
Shake-up of NW market brings property management changes.	Waldon, George		582
Siloam Springs wins nine championships; Northwest Arkansas school earns distinction for academic achievements.	Seaton, Philip		611
Some positions appear set as Hogs begin drills; Petrino's expertise will be called upon with new faces in skilled spots.	Bahn, Chris		1349
South Square funding.	Waldon, George	Brief article	94
Speaking out.			298
State pro golfers.			94
State venture conference sets application deadline.	Riggin, Amy	Brief article	137
State's foreclosure filings up 3.8% in second quarter.			262
Steve Sullivan: best I've ever seen: the top high school players since 1985.	Sullivan, Steve	Viewpoint essay	529
Stock summary.			693
Teaching entrepreneurship.			244
The budget deficit.			373
The never-ending story.		Brief article	301
Tips on the college recruiting process.			235
Trav making most of second chance: hard-hitting Stavisky finds a home in Arkansas after being released.	Harris, Jim		864
Tyson earnings plunge 91.8 percent in third quarter.		Financial report	201
UA's Hall of Honor will add nine; Broyles' Distinguished Service also will be noted at Aug. 29 banquet in Rogers.			610
Vendors' tourney raises $20,000 for scholarships.	Jensen, Andrew		149
Want to be a Razorback?		Interview	358
Wes-Pak closes LR facility to expand in Shreveport.	Riggin, Amy		195