Articles from Arkansas Business (June 22, 2009)

1-66 out of 66 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[Cartoon].	Kirkpatrick, P.	Cartoon	5
Agencies see consolidations and closings.	Waldon, George		985
Alltel update.			130
American Taekwondo Association.			70
Arkansas has received a "Silver Shovel" award for its economic development announcements in 2008 by Area Development magazine.			48
Arkansas State University faculty researchers have been awarded a National Science Foundation grant for $899,988 over a period of five years for the program "Creating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Teachers for Arkansas' Future.".			58
Arla Hendrix of Alexander was named the 2009 District One Adjuster of the Year by the Arkansas Farm Bureau.			34
Arvest Bank.			32
Arvest reaches $1 billion in Mortgages by June 15.			129
Azzore Veterinary Specialists.	Storing, Julie	Brief article	295
Bloomberg: Wal-Mart might list stock in China.			100
BOZ, priority ranked high for equity return.	Sparkman, Worth		247
Brown Sugar Bakeshop.	Storing, Julie	Brief article	285
Calendar.		Calendar	286
Closing time.			355
Condo sales surpass $41 million at downtown LR's 300 Third.	Waldon, George		2128
Conway Regional Rehabilitation Hospital.			51
Correction.		Correction notice	69
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has acquired "Autumn Landscape," a painting by renowned Hudson River School artist Thomas Moran, as part of the Bentonville museum's permanent collection.			63
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Learning Experiences.			39
Cumulus changes lineup of radio stations in area.	Sparkman, Worth		200
Debts piling up.		Brief article	102
Dr. Stephen A. Humbard has joined the staff of St. Vincent Family Clinic in Little Rock as a family practice physician.			31
Emeritus.			132
Farr Air Pollution Control.			42
Food & Drug Administration.		Brief article	57
Futurity First Insurance Group has opened a new branch office in Maumelle at 9714 Maumelle Blvd., behind Fuller & Son Hardware.			43
Garvan Woodland Gardens, the University of Arkansas' 210-acre botanical garden at Hot Springs, unveiled the 1.5-acre Evans Children's Adventure Garden last week.			62
Greg Thompson Fine Art.	Storing, Julie	Brief article	297
Hobby turns into high-tech, high-revenue business.	Hengel, Mark		1262
Homewood Suites by Hilton recently opened two extended-stay hotels in Arkansas.			66
James D. Simpson III of Little Rock received the 2009 Jasper G. Chen, M.D., Volunteer Award from the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers and Caron Treatment Centers.			45
Largest residential real estate agencies.	Waldon, George		3024
Leadership Arkansas accepting applications.	Moritz, Gwen		85
Loans to pay loans.		Case overview	218
Morgan Keegan & Co.			35
National Business Brokerage.			40
New business.			126
New Prostate Cancer Center.			75
North Arkansas Regional Medical Center.			41
North Louisiana may see 1,400 jobs with car plant.	Moritz, Gwen		154
Not rocket science.	Grimes, David	Letter to the editor	57
Oaklawn wagers increase $10m after expansion.	Moritz, Gwen		115
Outtakes.	Hengel, Mark		253
Partnership of two companies more than business.	Walden, Jamie		1135
Paygo.			611
Pine Bluff National Bank.			26
Put on that seat belt.		Brief article	71
QualChoice of Little Rock held its first QualChoice Classic on June 1 at Chenal Country Club.			38
Real estate sales teams.	Waldon, George		250
Rogers developer Hillis files $32.3m bankruptcy.	Friedman, Mark		249
Sales & Marketing Executives International Arkansas.			732
Stacy Haynes has joined the Jefferson Insurance & Financial Services division of Pine Bluff National Bank as an account executive.			33
Still the one.	Hengel, Mark	Brief article	218
The Center for Business & Economic Research in the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas and the Northwest Arkansas Chambers of Commerce will hold its Quarterly Business Analysis breakfast at 6:45 a.m. on July 10 at the Northwest Arkansas Convention Center in Springdale.			96
The devil we know.	Moritz, Gwen	Editorial	741
The Kris Allen effect.	Hengel, Mark		277
Top residential agents.	Waldon, George; Storing, Julie	Table	2230
Toter Industries expands line, teams with Lucas Oil.	Keys, Rob	Brief article	135
Trade Adjustment Assistance.		Brief article	64
Tyson Foods Inc. has been sentenced in federal District Court in Arkansas to pay $500,000, the maximum fine, for willfully violating worker safety regulations.			42
UCA board chooses Meadors as president.	Moritz, Gwen	Brief article	136
University of Arkansas at Fort Smith.			64
University of Arkansas at Little Rock.			40
University of Arkansas.			48
Who pays $1 million (plus) for a home? In Pulaski County, 21 houses topped that mark in 2008.	Friedman, Mark		2949