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The Pointe named September Master Gardener Business Yard of the Month
The Pointe, a residential property located at 389 Lake Hamilton Drive, was named the Master Gardener Business Yard of the Month for September 2026, according to a news release.
ENTERTAINMENT: Hillcrest hosts HarvestFest; Tiny Desk concert showcases state talent; library offers renaissance faire
The 32nd Hillcrest HarvestFest kicks off Saturday with live music, food trucks, and a dog show. Proceeds support The Allen School.
Little Rock, Kapor Center to develop startup businesses
The city of Little Rock will partner with the Kapor Center on a multi-year project to work with "gap-closing" startup businesses to solve financial stability, housing, health care, education and workforce development challenges, according to a Wednesday news release.
Little Rock board votes to fund construction of city employees’ health clinic
The Little Rock Board of Directors on Monday agreed to pay for the construction of a health clinic for city employees.
Global banana business bruised as Iran war pressures producers
The war in Iran has rippled through the global economy in many ways, pushing up prices for oil, fertilizer and other products. It has also created challenges for America's most popular fruit: bananas.
Little Rock Central High science building dedicated to retired principal Nancy Rousseau
Little Rock Central High School's new science building, which opened a year ago, now sports a new name: the Nancy Rousseau Science Building.
Doctor explains postpartum mental health conditions and warning signs
Jewelry and poolscapes: See business licenses issued in Hamilton County last week
Business licenses issued Sept. 14-18, as provided by the Hamilton County Clerk's Office.
ENTERTAINMENT: ‘Barbie and Friends’ come to ESSE Museum; Laman library hosts wrestling
ESSE Museum & Store opens “Barbie and Friends” with a 5-8 p.m. Thursday opening reception that offers the opportunity to “meet two real live Barbies in person,” according to a news release.
Mid-America Science Museum’s Toothapalooza to provide free dental screenings, activities Saturday
Toothapalooza, a day dedicated to dental health, returns to Mid-America Science Museum for free dental screenings and hands-on scientific activities from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
Small business owners beginning to adopt artificial intelligence, Fed study says
Small business owners are beginning to adopt artificial intelligence and are using the technology as a part of their daily operations, according to a survey by Heartland Forward.
Paved in frustration: Kings Highway businesses cite challenges of bridge reconstruction
A large-scale transportation project has some businesses in Nash and Texarkana feeling like they are on a rocky road.
Health inspections at Palm Beach County restaurants through Oct. 18
Going out to eat? See which Palm Beach County restaurants were rated best by inspectors, and which failed the test.
Meta dodging taxes with data sites
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta's artificial intelligence push is a tremendous success. "Our investments in AI are accelerating every major part of our core business," he has told investors. "Every sign that we're seeing in our own work and across the industry gives us confidence in this investment."
Seven-region study ranks Northwest Arkansas at top in jobs and business growth, at bottom in average wages
Northwest Arkansas outpaced six peer metropolitan areas in job growth, business establishment growth and high-tech employment growth in 2025, according to the 2026 state of the Northwest Arkansas region report release Friday.
Experts say Arkansas lacks data about mental health screenings for new mothers, despite state mandate
Since 2023, Arkansas lawmakers have stepped up efforts to improve the state's dismal maternal health outcomes, including a requirement that doctors and other providers offer mental health screenings to women after giving birth.
Business Bulletin: BBB warns of healthcare fraud during open enrollment
If you or a family member are considering changes to your Medicare or Healthcare.gov coverage during open enrollment, your Better Business Bureau (BBB) urges you to be cautious of unsolicited calls, emails, and texts offering to help you find the best plan or deal. Scammers often take advantage of open enrollment to trick people into sharing personal information, Medicare or insurance details, and financial information.
ENTERTAINMENT: ‘Dirty Dancing’ comes to Fayetteville en route to Broadway
The North American tour of “Dirty Dancing: The Musical” makes a stop at Fayetteville’s Walton Arts Center en route to a February Broadway debut.
Employees of Russellville-based Arkansas Tech University to face 14% health insurance premium hike in 2027
RUSSELLVILLE -- Faculty and staff at Arkansas Tech University are set to see double-digit increases in their health and dental insurance premiums in 2027 after the hikes were presented to the Board of Trustees on Thursday.
Crawford County Quorum Court expected to consider doing business with company owned by justice of the peace
VAN BUREN -- The Crawford County Quorum Court is set to discuss allowing the county to do business with companies owned by county officials and employees at its Monday meeting.
Could a giant iceberg really break off Greenland? Scientists check Tom Cruise’s new movie Digger
In the movie, a giant iceberg from Greenland floats into the sea, imperiling millions—but is that even possible?
The political stunner of Frank White’s ascension in Arkansas
With the governor's race tightening and Gov. Sarah Sanders making every political mistake in the book, it seems like a good time to revisit the shocking Arkansas governor's race of 1980.
Governor announces another $54.6 million in rural health grants
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced an additional $54.6 million in federal funding to bolster rural healthcare on Thursday, the latest allocation from the state's share of a $50 billion fund established by Congress last year.
Healthcare costs top survey of Americans’ biggest economic concerns, followed by gasoline, food, utilities
The cost of healthcare is the top economic issue for voters, according to a recent national survey, as politicians in Arkansas and across the U.S. prepare to make their final pitches ahead of the November midterm elections.
Mid-America Science Museum to host STEM career fair for students
Mid-America Science Museum has invited local students in grades eighth to 10th to the third annual STEM Works career fair on Sept. 25 in the Hall of Wonder.
“My biggest thing is winning, whether I’m starting or …
“My biggest thing is winning, whether I’m starting or …
There’s a lot more to life than just politics
With the midterms 23 days away, football season in high gear and movies in theaters, today's column is a hodgepodge of politics, sports and entertainment. There's a lot to cover, so let's get to it.
Tom Cotton and the competition for political cynic of the year
It's a heavyweight bout, this competition for political cynic of the year between two world-class competitors, Tom Cotton and Sarah Sanders.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Razorbacks coach John Calipari talk politics and basketball during appearance in Little Rock
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear spoke with John Calipari, the head coach of the University of Arkansas men's basketball team, during an appearance in Little Rock on Thursday.
Alabama once again among top 10 states in business ranking
The state also earned three No. 1 rankings in critical categories and scored in the top 10 in a dozen others.
Baker Mayfield ruled out for Week 5
Baker Mayfield will not be returning in Week 5.
Another huge night for Kenneth Walker III
Although he didn't find the end zone in Week 2, Kenneth Walker III still logged 30 touches for 178 yards in the win.
Not just physics: Quantum to make business case at Chattanooga conference
EPB knows most businesses don't have a clear idea of how quantum technology could be useful to them. That's why the Chattanooga utility is hosting its inaugural "Quantum in Business" conference.
Business Bulletin: Are those “Cloud storage is full” messages real?
If you receive an email warning appearing to be from a company you know and trust that states your online storage is full and your family photos, important documents and other files could soon be deleted ... would you click on the "fix" button?
Atlanta Hawks Ranked 14th-Best NBA Team Entering 2026 Preseason
The Atlanta Hawks are ranked the 14th-best NBA team entering the 2026 preseason.
Hamilton County Business Development Center listed with $6.5M minimum offer
Chattanooga commercial real estate agency NAI Charter has listed the Hamilton County-owned property at 100 Cherokee Blvd. that now serves as the Hamilton Business Development Center and is accepting proposals from potential buyers until Nov. 23.
ENTERTAINMENT: Zoo hosts Howl-o-Ween; CALS holds Dia de Muertos Festival
Celebrate Halloween early this Saturday with family-friendly fun at Little Rock Zoo's Howl-O-Ween event and the annual Day of the Dead Festival hosted by CALS.
Why .670 OPS outfielder 'won't be back' with Mariners
This seems like an unlikely reunion for the Mariners.
Hawks Avoid Costly Jalen Duren Gamble After Pistons Extension
Jalen Duren signed a five-year, $200 million deal with Detroit, ending Atlanta's chances of landing him and potentially saving the Hawks from a costly mistake.
Sarah Sanders’ cynical playground-bully politics
Having covered Tom Cotton's nomination Tuesday, we turn today to his salty competition for political cynic of the year. It's Gov. Sarah Sanders, trained by Donald Trump himself.
USC receiver room has provided real depth for Jayden Maiava
Sophomore Corey Simms thrived in against Rutgers with more reps. Someone different is emerging each game among USC pass-catchers
Belmont Park back in business with first races after $550M renovation
They're off and running at the new Belmont Park.
Swarthmore bakery Pastry Pants has closed amid rising costs and waning business
Owner Robert Smythe said a constellation of factors pushed him to shut down the bakery, formerly located at 10 Park Ave. in downtown Swarthmore.
Square Integrates Apple Business to Help Local Businesses Stand Out on Apple Maps
DISTRIBUTED-WORKFORCE/OAKLAND, Calif., September 24, 2026--Square today announced a new integration with Apple that enables Square sellers to connect their locations to Apple Business from their Square Dashboard, so they can seamlessly manage and synchronize key business location information that appears on Apple Maps. Rather than managing multiple channels separately, sellers can now maintain their Apple presence alongside the rest of their business in Square. The integration makes it easier fo
Bankrupt Ouachita County Medical Center reportedly eyed by UAMS, Baptist Health
CAMDEN -- The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and Baptist Health have expressed interest in buying Ouachita County Medical Center, the hospital's CEO told the county Quorum Court this week.
Chattanooga businesses seeing resurgence from Walnut Street Bridge reopening
As pedestrians make their way across the Walnut Street Bridge once again, local businesses are experiencing a resurgence in foot traffic.
Wisconsin native Bradley Whitford honored with Hollywood Walk of Fame star
MADISON (WKOW) -- Emmy Award-winning actor Bradley Whitford was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Wednesday.
Dixon-based small business takes on predatory litigant claiming privacy violations
ENTERTAINMENT: ‘Dirty Dancing’ comes to Fayetteville en route to Broadway
The North American tour of “Dirty Dancing: The Musical” makes a stop at Fayetteville’s Walton Arts Center en route to a February Broadway debut.
Small business owners beginning to adopt artificial intelligence, Fed study says
Small business owners are beginning to adopt artificial intelligence and are using the technology as a part of their daily operations, according to a survey by Heartland Forward.
Panelist says immigration enforcement campaign adds challenges for Hispanic businesses
SPRINGDALE -- While any business can be affected by rising operating costs or tax burdens, Hispanic business owners in Northwest Arkansas are facing added challenges related to enhanced immigration enforcement efforts, according to Geovanny Sarmiento, constituent relations manager for the city of Rogers.
COO Noreen Killen tapped as interim CEO of Mid-America Science Museum
Noreen Killen will step into the role of interim CEO of Mid-America Science Museum, its board of directors announced Thursday.
ENTERTAINMENT: Fiesta en SoMa celebrates Hispanic heritage
SoMa 501 is sponsoring Fiesta en SoMa: Rancho Bernice, “a special edition of SoMa After Dark,” according to the organization’s website.
Siloam Springs business owner raises concern over water leaking into basement of historic structure
SILOAM SPRINGS -- When a leak was noticed in the basement of Park House Kitchen + Bar, staff checked for plumbing leaks, drainage issues, air-conditioning runoff and anything else they could think of that might be causing the issue, according to business owner Alma Sanchez.
UCA trustees approve 12% health insurance premium hike for employees
CONWAY -- University of Central Arkansas employees are set to see their health insurance premiums jump 12% after the university's Board of Trustees unanimously approved the increase Friday morning.
Business People
Arvest Bank announced it has named Leo Cantu community bank president for the bank's Russellville and Clarksville markets. In his new role, he will provide leadership and day-to-day direction for the bank's operations, serving businesses and organizations throughout Pope and Johnson counties.
Hamilton County removes $6.5M minimum bid for Business Development Center
Hamilton County is eliminating a $6.5 million minimum bid requirement for the county-owned building at 100 Cherokee Blvd. known as the Business Development Center, which the County Commission voted to declare as surplus in May.
ENTERTAINMENT: Fantasies, folk songs on Festival of the Senses program
Violinist Andrew Irvin, cellist David Gerstein and pianists Jaeyeon Park Hakutani and Naoki Hakutani perform for the opening Festival of the Senses concert Tuesday at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in North Little Rock.
Get the Facts: Fact-checking controversial political ad in Ohio governor's race
While pushback continues to grow, Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign is standing firm on its decision to run a controversial political ad targeting Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton, featuring Acton's estranged mother.
Business People Northwest Arkansas
Harps Food Stores Inc. has announced the promotion of William Haulmark as director of insurance and Will McDoniel to director of AI strategy and innovation.
Business People
Fayetteville-based Dallas Appraisal Group has announced the promotion of Mason Adams from appraisal associate to director of operations, as well as the hiring of Scotty Thurman as a real state agent.
Experts say Arkansas lacks data about mental health screenings for new mothers, despite state mandate
Since 2023, Arkansas lawmakers have stepped up efforts to improve the state's dismal maternal health outcomes, including a requirement that doctors and other providers offer mental health screenings to women after giving birth.
ENTERTAINMENT: ‘Misery’ onstage in Argenta; touring ‘Velveteen’ at UCA
Argenta Contemporary Theatre stages “Misery,” William Goldman’s adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, Wednesday through Nov. 1.
Popular Syracuse Athletics Personality Accepts New Role in Professional Ranks
Sean Dorcellus is moving on, but where to?
Yaxel Lendeborg Shares His Expectations for Rookie Season With Warriors
Yaxel Lendeborg has set expectations for his year with the Golden State Warriors.
Native Chattanoogan Dr. Darria will bring expert health advice to readers in column
Shortly after ownership of the Times Free Press changed hands, new owner Craig Fuller made it clear the pages within each section would reflect a rededication to local news coverage.
Mid-America Science Museum COO Noreen Killen named interim CEO
Noreen Killen is stepping into a familiar role Saturday as she was named the interim CEO for Mid-America Science Museum.
Optimi Health produces psilocybin capsules for Phase II MDD study
Patient dosing is scheduled to finish by the end of 2027.
Cavaliers Star Jarrett Allen Named Trade Target for Hornets
Should the Charlotte Hornets trade for Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen?
‘Big Brother’ winner Rick Devens opens up on cutting his ‘son’ Drew at final 3
‘Big Brother’ winner Rick Devens opens up on breaking promise and cutting his ‘son’ Drew at final 3: ‘I hated going back on that, but I do believe it’s the only reason I won the game.’
ENTERTAINMENT: ‘Our Art’ exhibit opening at Walton Arts Center
The regional art exhibition, which drew 659 submissions from 371 artists, remains up through Dec. 20.
ACHE’s new rural-focused public health doctoral program welcomes first class of 21
A new doctoral program at the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education in Fort Smith aims to equip healthcare professionals with skills to address rural health disparities and revive services missing from their communities.
Georgia no. 1, Tennessee third in business magazine rankings
For the 13th straight year, Area Development magazine has put Georgia atop of its 2026 list of top states for doing business. Tennessee came in at No. 3 on the list, just behind Texas.
Barcelona director keeping an eye on experienced defensive options
Barcelona may have enjoyed a spectacular start to the season, winning every match so far and having a solid six point lead over arch-rival Real Madrid. However, there are certain weak points that must...
Bentonville to hold shred-it and electronic recycling event for residents and business owners in October
BENTONVILLE -- The city, with the help of ESCO Recycling, will host a Shred-it and electronic recycling event for residents and business owners next month.
Justin Verlander Empties the Tank in Final MLB Start
Justin Verlander pitched 5.1 innings with six strikeouts before his daughter, Genevieve, joined him on the mound to end his legendary career.
Chattanooga weighs Tennessee’s high business, low quality-of-life rankings
A recent ranking from CNBC named Tennessee the ninth best state for business, while also naming it "the worst state to live in," raising questions about what that disconnect means for Chattanooga's efforts to attract both businesses and the workers they need.
🚨 Zidane's first squad is out, with some new faces!
A historic first for Zidane!This Friday at 6 p.m., Zinédine Zidane unveiled his very first squad list as head coach of the France national team. Check it out below!It is worth noting that ZZ has sele...
Arkansas Department of Health hosting free maternal, women’s health event at Jones Center in Springdale
SPRINGDALE -- The Arkansas Department of Health will host a free maternal and women's health event Saturday.
Zankov Appoints Jack Tobin Chief Executive Officer and Business Partner, Paving the Way for Continued Global Expansion
Tobin continues to run his own luxury brand development and sales consulting agency, Jack Tobin Agency, which has worked with Zankov for the past two years developing the business.
Local Opinion: Religion and politics are inextricably connected
"Politics," as the Founders understood it, is the art of governance for the common good, a purpose that requires a moral framework.
Garland County Master Gardeners’ October Business Yard of the Month goes to Belvedere Nursing and Rehab
The Garland County Master Gardeners chose Belvedere Nursing and Rehab, 2600 Park Ave., as its October Business Yard of the Month, according to a news release.
Financial struggles at Camden medical center reflect closure risks for Arkansas’ rural hospitals
It has been a difficult year for Ouachita County Medical Center. In January, the Camden hospital became the latest in the state to close its labor and delivery unit. In March, it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In August, the hospital furloughed dozens of employees as it struggled under the budget constraints of bankruptcy.
Duke Running Back Earns Mid-Season Honors
Duke running back Nate Sheppard earned some mid-season honors for his performance so far.
Stefon Diggs: It's still wide open for us
The Commanders fell to 1-4-1 when the clock ran out on Monday night, but wide receiver Stefon Diggs chose to accentuate the positive in the locker room after the game.
Business People Northwest Arkansas
Kennedy Hill was one of four associates hired recently by Rose Law Firm, where she'll work out of the business office in the firm's Northwest Arkansas office.
NWA EDITORIAL | Region’s business behemoths, families keep investing in Northwest Arkansas
They could be called fly-on-the-wall meetings. After all, we'd imagine when billionaire individuals and billionaire companies get together to chat about taking a big step, it's bound to be interesting.
Bella Vista Business Association votes to become Bella Vista Chamber of Commerce
BELLA VISTA -- The Bella Vista Business Association has been operating as a chamber of commerce for a while, so it only makes sense to officially name itself as such, according to Association President Jean Galloway.
ENTERTAINMENT: Pianist-composer joins ASO musicians for chamber concert; Monster Jam celebrates 35 years in February
From fine art and film to comedy and monster trucks, there's entertainment for everyone at these upcoming events.
ENTERTAINMENT: Pianist-composer joins ASO musicians for chamber concert; Monster Jam celebrates 35 years in February
From fine art and film to comedy and monster trucks, there's entertainment for everyone at these upcoming events.
Dodgers on Deck: Friday, September 25 at Giants
The Dodgers have one more regular season series to go, battling the San Francisco Giants for three games beginning Friday night at Oracle Park up north. Tarik Skubal will make his final regular season start in the series opener, and his 10th since the Dodgers acquired him on August 2 from the Detroit Tigers. Skubal […]
UA to use rural health money to develop Thrive Radar, online tool expanding on work of Arkansas Health Survey
FAYETTEVILLE -- More than $750,000 received through the Arkansas Rural Health Transformation Program will be used to help communities know where health resources exists, gaps remain and investment is needed, according to the director of the Arkansas Health Equity and Access Lab.
10-man Tottenham strike back to hold Man Utd
Dominic Solanke rescued a 1-1 draw for 10-man Tottenham to ramp up the pressure on Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on Saturday.Manchester City won 1-0 at Old Trafford last month despite playing for more than an hour with 10 men.
The Carolina Hurricanes roasted Philadelphia sports with one mind-blowing stat
Philadelphia is DOWN BAD.
Dog walking, batteries: See the business licenses issued in Hamilton County last week
Business licenses issued Oct. 12-16, as provided by the Hamilton County Clerk's Office.
ENTERTAINMENT: Magic Screams at Magic Springs; MacArthur Museum hosts 13th Vintage Vehicle Military Show
Magic Springs Theme and Water Park brings back its annual Magic Screams, billed as Arkansas’ largest Halloween festival.