Articles from Arkansas Business (March 23, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Arkansas Grown' label grows in popularity.	Jensen, Andrew		284
2034.	Hankins, Jeff		735
220 Arkansas companies have survived more than 100 years.	Walden, Jamie		765
25 biggest deals.			950
25 clintonites.			4920
25 destinations.			1830
25 downfalls.			6628
25 entrepreneurs innovators.			3075
25 exports.			2980
25 for the future.			2400
25 gone not forgotten.			2847
25 great whispers.		Diary entry	4270
25 health care advances.			1941
25 largest banks now.			221
25 largest banks then.			554
25 legislative actions.			1622
25 Living Legends.			2805
25 major developments.			2099
25 minority trailblazers.			3523
25 mysteries mayhem.			4423
25 Outlaws scoundrels posers.			4148
25 philanthropists.			4672
25 restaurants watering holes.			1600
25 transplants.			2831
25 turnarounds transformations.		Diary entry	3337
25 wealthiest Arkansans.			4696
25 women leaders.			2247
Academy mortgage.	Waldon, George	Brief article	76
Advertising will be first instant winner: agencies line up for state lottery account.	Hengel, Mark		1531
Agape purchase.	Waldon, Real	Brief article	268
All-Clean USA.		Interview	1025
Arkansas Assessors Association.			17
Arkansas Studies Institute is open for research.	Henry, John		170
Baldwin & Shell.		Interview	651
Bank denies allegations in Terminella motion.	Jensen, Andy		307
Bella Vista, Fayetteville stores change hands.	Patton, Susannah		128
Bill Valentine, executive vice president of the Arkansas Travelers baseball club for the past 33 years and general manager for 31 years, has retired.			47
Business After Hours, the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce's networking event, will be presented by The Hughes Agency from 5-7 p.m. on April 2 at Dickey-Stephens Park.			61
Business Communications, Inc.		Interview	485
Card checks and balances.		Editorial	499
Carolyn Joyce, tour and travel sales manager for the Fort Smith Convention & Visitors Bureau, was named hospitality manager of the year.			26
Centennial Bank's LR president resigns.	Waldon, George		193
Convenient site.	Waldon, George	Brief article	71
Cornerstone Insurance Group.			38
Correction.		Correction notice	47
Crye-Leike Realtors.			80
CustomXM.		Interview	521
Democrat Printing.		Company overview	424
E-mail essentials.	Karrh, Jim		661
Ed David, owner of The Faded Rose restaurants in Little Rock, received the "Salut au Restaurateur" award as Arkansas restaurateur of the year.			72
Entergy Arkansas.			56
Expedition gone awry.		Brief article	116
Formerly Clear Mountain Spring Water.		Interview	830
Full circle.			115
Garver Engineers, the state's largest engineering firm, has abbreviated its name to Garver to reflect its expanding client services that compliment its engineering business.			53
Gus Blass III, chairman of the board of St. Vincent Health System of Little Rock, has been selected as trustee of the year by Modern Healthcare.			43
Happy birthday to us.		Brief article	259
Hartnack funding.	Waldon, George	Brief article	64
Heights home.	Waldon, George		159
Hippy USA.			36
Hudson, Cisne, & Company LLP.		Interview	827
Inc. Tanc survey: better days seen sooner not later.	Waldon, George	Survey	1046
Ken Lazenby has joined Exit Realty in Rogers.			21
Kum & Go LC.			44
Kyzer note.	Waldon, George	Brief article	104
Lawsuit questions ex-commissioner's ties.	Friedman, Mark		1638
Legal bills.			206
Little shop of unemployment horrors.	Kirkpatrick, P.	Cartoon	5
Lottery legislation placed on fast track at state capitol.	Carter, Mark		644
Mainstream Technologies Inc.			36
McFadden financing.	Waldon, George		76
Meadors Adams & Lee, Inc.		Interview	885
Medical transcription firm launches new Web site.	Henry, John	Website overview	93
Metropolitan lowers 2008 earnings by $7.8 million.	Moritz, Gwen		444
Millsap office building leased.	Patton, Susannah		134
More sports talk.	Hengel, Mark		86
Murphy Oil Corp. has sold all its holdings in oil producing properties in Ecuador to Repsol YPF Ecuador S.A. for $87 million in cash, with Repsol taking on "tax and other obligations," which Murphy Oil did not detail.			61
Not forgotten.			217
Not just another manic Monday.	Hengel, Mark		346
Oldest companies.	Moritz, G.; Henry, J.; Walden, J.	Statistical table	1847
Pancho acquisition.	Waldon, George	Brief article	72
Politicians: now & then.			82
Private companies.	Moritz, Gwen	Statistical table	1982
Public companies.			1607
Publisher's letter.	Hankins, Jeff		561
Quattlebaum Grooms Tull & Burrow.		Brief article	68
Rex A. Bouldin of Jones & Co. Ltd. in Jonesboro has been selected to receive the 2008 Mac Angel Discussion Leader of the Year award from the Arkansas Society of Certified Public Accountants of Little Rock.			52
Richmond buy.	Waldon, George		91
Russell A. Gunter, of Cross Gunter Witherspoon & Galchus PC of Little Rock will be honored by Best Lawyers.			36
Sam steps aside.		Brief article	251
Sara Baruth, who runs the front desk and sales for Best Western-Eureka Inn at Eureka Springs, was been named hospitality employee of the year.			87
Securities chief issues 2 cease-and-desist orders.	Henry, John		268
So fresh and so clean.			171
Southwest Electric Power Co. of Shreveport is adjusting its rates by about 15 percent or $13.30 a month because of lower fuel prices, but the company also has filed a request with the Arkansas Public Service Commission for a 17.7 percent rate increase totaling about $53.9 million to help recover costs from a $2 billion coal-fired power plant it is building in Hempstead County and other expanded infrastructure and operating costs.			88
Sports talk.	Hengel, Mark		178
Stay home.			253
Stock summary.			545
Tenenbaum opens recycling center.	Moritz, Gwen		171
The $28 million Marion Junior High School is moving toward completion in August.	Waldon, George		49
The Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce Leadership Arkansas program will present its first Leadership Conference--"Revived, Refocused, Inspired"--on May 8 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock.			71