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Pay-what-you-can bookshop reopens on Springdale's East Emma Avenue
First today, we take you to East Emma Avenue in Springdale. A cream-colored storefront with two wide display windows is home to In Bloom Floral Company, KaGie's custom stationery business, Snip and Sprout Co. and its houseplants, and the newest addition, Two Friends Community Books. Monica Diodati and Rachel Stuckey...
fayettevilleflyer.com
Fayetteville Farmers’ Market seeks votes in national competition
It’s been 14 years since Fayetteville Farmers’ Market won a national farmers market competition run by American Farmland Trust. Now, the market is in the running for the award again. Fayetteville Farmers’ Market is back in the nationwide competition for fan votes that could net the market a...
armoneyandpolitics.com
Daniel Ellis Promoted to COO at Crafton Tull
Daniel Ellis has been promoted to chief operating officer at Crafton Tull in Rogers. Ellis previously served the engineering, surveying, planning and design firm as senior vice president. In his new role as COO, Ellis will focus on internal operations, working directly with each segment of the firm’s professional services business across 11 office locations to ensure operational efficiency and quality.
chaindrugreview.com
Walmart and Scan to launch co-branded Medicare Advantage plan
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart and nonprofit insurer Scan Health Plan are introducing a co-branded Medicare Advantage plan in two states. The plan is expected to be available to more than 2 million Medicare enrollees. As part of the collaboration, Scan and Walmart will connect the co-branded Medicare Advantage offering...
talkbusiness.net
Crafton Tull promotes Daniel Ellis to chief operating officer
For the first time since 2009, Crafton Tull has a chief operating officer. The Rogers-based engineering and design firm said Wednesday (Sept. 16) that it has promoted Daniel Ellis from senior vice president to chief operating officer. Matt Crafton, president and CEO of Crafton Tull, was the firm’s previous chief...
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Williams discusses successes, future of Walton College of Business
The University of Arkansas Sam M. Walton College of Business is marking its 100 years as a college on the state’s flagship campus. Part of that includes inducting four of the Walton children — Alice, Jim, John and Rob — into the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame next year.
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Simmons Foods CEO focused on ‘generational perspective’
Todd Simmons, now more than a decade into his role as CEO of Simmons Foods, said it’s his dream job. He always knew that being part of the Northwest Arkansas community and working in the family’s business fit his passions. “I grew up wanting to be a chicken...
magnoliareporter.com
Small business, big opportunity: NWA caterer lands military contract
SPRINGDALE -- Susan Moore started out looking for a commercial kitchen earlier this year to prepare meals. What she found was much more. As the executive director of Our Healthy Communities, a northwest Arkansas nonprofit organization, Moore had spent several years preparing meals for senior centers. That changed in February of this year when the senior centers’ managing agency brought food services back in-house.
nwahomepage.com
Made in America Contested Logistics Summit held in Bentonville
BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Leaders from across multiple industries came to Bentonville as part of the Made in America Contested Logistics Summit. The entire summit is designed to take a closer look at supply chain distribution and how companies and other organizations can better face them. Attendees heard from...
Axios
NWA housing-permit rates ranks among top nationally
Northwest Arkansas permitted new housing at one of the fastest rates in the country in the past year, a small indicator the region is on track to reach 1 million residents by 2050. Why it matters: More supply has helped slow home-price growth and shift leverage toward buyers. State of...