Members of the Central Business Improvement District liked what they heard Thursday when a downtown recreational water feature was proposed.
Members of the Central Business Improvement District liked what they heard Thursday when a downtown recreational water feature was proposed.
Memories of Shipley Baking filled the room like the aroma of warm bread when attorney Ben Shipley shared his family’s story during a Family Enterprise Center breakfast Wednesday.
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas’ unemployment rate was 7.5 percent in August, an increase of one-tenth of a percentage point from the previous month, labor statistics released Tuesday show.
Fort Smith home prices, including distressed sales, declined by 1.18 percent in July compared to a year earlier.
Directors of Sparks Health System’s parent company are meeting in Fort Smith this week – a first for the board as a whole, which meets at least quarterly, but not for CEO Gary Newsome of Florida-based
As area hospitals gradually “go live” with electronic health records required under federal health-care reform, one Fort Smith hospital claims to be part of the vanguard.
Two words have come to represent something most people never want to personally experience. These two words strike a chill in hearts and conjure up feelings of financial despair. For many, these two w
The Fort Smith Regional Chamber of Commerce will launch an outreach program Wednesday targeting its No. 1 goal, business retention and expansion, a Chamber spokesman said.
The Fort Chaffee Redevelopment Authority voted Thursday in support of two ballot issues designed to ease economic development in Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK – The Fayetteville Express Pipeline is on track to deliver its first natural gas to Bald Knob in October, business leaders were told Thursday.
