Articles from Arkansas Business (June 30, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Other People's Garbage," the final piece of the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute's 2007-08 "Picture the Past" archaeology film and lecture series, will take place July 10 in the Institute's Legacy Theater on Petit Jean Mountain.			62
'Green' buses.		Brief article	205
[Cartoon].	KirkPatrick P.	Cartoon	7
Acxiom's restatement reveals optimism.	Walden, Jamie		1916
Advanced Environmental Recycling Technologies Inc.			53
Arkansas Foodbank Network Inc.			35
Arkansas Regional Medical Center.			28
Arkansas Society of Professional Lobbyists.			101
Arkansas' 'auto' plant still going strong after 75 years.	Henry, John		1345
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel was recently elected chairman of the Southern region of the National Association of Attorneys General.			41
Bank files foreclosure against barber for $1.13m.	Bell, Robert		183
Calendar.		Calendar	267
Capitol idea.		Brief article	86
Car-Mart's earnings rise 257 percent to $15 million.		Financial report	138
CFO career paths often stall after a restatement.	Walden, Jamie		579
Church buy.	Waldon, George	Brief article	72
Commercial acquisition I.	Waldon, George	Brief article	82
Commercial acquisition II.	Waldon, George		108
Construction lending attracts scrutiny: Bank of the Ozarks stock suffers despite having few noncurrent loans.	Waldon, George		1765
Corrections.		Correction notice	71
Country stations top Fort Smith radio market.	Bell, Robert		369
Credit card fees squeezing fuel stations, other retailers.	Hengel, Mark		1593
David Matthews has joined Farris Hauser Matthews in Little Rock as a partner.			32
Deborah Adisa, a licensed real estate agent, has joined Exit Realty Deaton Group.			18
Dillard's Inc.			48
Dr. Amy Cottrell has joined St. Vincent Family Clinic at its Chenal location.			36
Dueling conclusions.		Editorial	354
EGP PLLC Certified Public Accountants & Consultants.			51
Elena Garcia has been awarded the President's Volunteer Service Award by the President's Council on Service & Civic Participation.			35
Enterprise mortgage.	Waldon, George		85
Equity Media sells RTN to group for $18.5m.	Turner, Lance	Brief article	333
Erika Brock has joined Wilson & Associates PLLC in Little Rock as an attorney in the bankruptcy litigation department.			43
Evolutionary Computer Service & Repair.	Grant, Rachel	Brief article	313
Exceptional deal.	Waldon, George	Brief article	76
Executive Appraisals.	Grant, Rachel	Brief article	266
Expanding empire.		Brief article	180
Extra judicial.		Brief article	172
Fayetteville approves Hill Place development.	Stockstill, Katie		311
Field of stone.		Brief article	90
Four states land.	Waldon, George	Brief article	71
Fruits, vegetables have nowhere to go but up after 2007 season.	Moritz, Gwen		1263
Garver Engineers to move HQ, add 120 employees.	Turner, Lance; Friedman, Mark		263
Gary Barket.		Brief article	72
Healthcare Financial Management Association.			88
Homers.	Hengel, Mark	Brief article	246
In June, the National Science Foundation awarded a $2.3 million grant to Arkansas State University at Jonesboro for its environmental and molecular biosciences program.			73
Jack F. See Jr. has received one of two Distinguished Service Awards of 2008 from the Council for Educational Facilities Planners International.			32
John Mayer, Sara Wear and John Coger have been ranked first, third and fifth among the top 10 sales associates for the first quarter of 2008 in adjusted gross commission income in Arkansas for Coldwell Banker.		Brief article	51
Jonesboro bus system seeing increase in riders.	Friedman, Mark	Brief article	319
Laura Criner has joined the US Bank Home Mortgage team as a mortgage loan officer in North Little Rock.			31
Lot transaction.	Waldon, George	Brief article	137
LR man pleads guilty in real estate scheme.	Moritz, Gwen		291
Marketing in a downturn.	Thoma, Martin		677
Medical mortgage.	Waldon, George		111
Mini-financing.	Waldon, George	Brief article	91
MNB motion.			153
Mount St. Mary Academy.		Brief article	52
No longer printing money.	Hengel, Mark		437
Number of vacant lots in NWA remains high.	Sparkman, Worth		156
Oasis funding.	Waldon, George		93
Office loan.	Waldon, George		47
Office purchase.	Waldon, George		124
Oxendine named CEO of Equity Media Holdings.			82
Pulaski Technical College received a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration to double the size of its aviation technology center, a project it expects to complete next year.			69
QualChoice of Little Rock is for the first time introducing individual health insurance plans.			44
Rector advocating for historic district.	Friedman, Mark	Brief article	179
Riverbend home.	Waldon, George	Brief article	65
Service firm adding 120 jobs in Jonesboro.	Friedman, Mark		178
Sonic site.	Waldon, George	Brief article	83
Stock summary.			550
The 'staycation'.			328
The Hop.	Grant, Rachel	Brief article	267
The Star of Arkansas, a supercomputer operated by the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, has been listed as one of the world's 500 fastest supercomputers at this year's International Supercomputing Conference in Germany.		Conference news	58
The Willard & Pat Walker Charitable Foundation renewed and expanded a five-year pact with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with a $1 million endowment to continue the Walker Nursing Scholarship Program.			55
Tim Hill has been selected as Arkansas' Grassroots Champion for 2007 by the American Hospital Association.			30
Tyson settles suit by rivals over antibiotics advertising.	Stockstill, Katie		326
University of Arkansas.			51
University of Central Arkansas.			34
Who's a hillbilly?		Brief article	100
Winrock woes.			356