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Marketing Main Street: Mid-sized Chambers Rely on Networking, Technology to Stand Out
What sets prosperous towns apart from others? How can cities attract new residents, companies and tourists? Mid-sized towns in Arkansas are leaning on their economic development alliances and chambers of commerce to bring in a steady stream of visitors and revenue, relying on unique and storied histories, as well as the most up-to-date technology, to achieve bright visions for the future.
Home Health Care Agency of Arkansas
There is a quote by former first lady Rosalynn Carter describing the four kinds of people in the world — ”those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers and those who will need caregivers.”. Aging is an inevitable part of family...
North Little Rock residents rally against proposed industrial park near homes
NORTH LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Every seat was filled at the North Little Rock Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday. Many residents from the Scott community gathered to express their concerns about a proposed rezoning area that would bring an industrial park to it. The area that is under consideration...
Yancey’s Dickson Street Dogs in Fayetteville prioritizes safety
One of the well-known Dickson Street businesses is serving more than just a hot dog combo with chili and cheese, it's offering help in the form of a safe space on a busy weekend night.
Crash involving semi takes place on I-40 westbound in Crawford County
CRAWFORD COUNTY, ARKANSAS, Ark. — A two-vehicle crash took place on I-40 north of Mulberry on Aug. 14, 2024. IDrive Arkansas said the crash was between a semi-truck and another vehicle at around 7:54 a.m. At 9:22 a.m., Arkansas State Police was still at the scene of the crash,...
Pine Bluff officials share concerns regarding vacant buildings
PINE BLUFF, Ark. — After a vacant church went up in flames over the weekend, public safety officials in Pine Bluff are now sharing their concerns with abandoned buildings. Cities across Central Arkansas have been dealing with abandoned structures and the dangers that they pose to the community and the people who live there. This all comes after two vacant buildings caught on fire during the past two months.
Council clashes on entertainment district: Encourages citizen education re: CAPC
Entertainment district disparities captured Eureka Springs City Council’s attention at the Monday evening meeting. A temporary entertainment district was established for Oktoberfest, which will be in the city hall parking lot to give easy access to public bathrooms in the Aud and having the area extend from the courthouse to Spring and Center Sts.
AMP Top Ten: Robert Coon, Settled In
Robert Coon, managing partner at Impact Management Group in Little Rock, is a registered lobbyist who represents clients before the Arkansas General Assembly, executive branch and state agencies. Coon is a native of Greenville, South Carolina, but has been a proud Arkansan since 2005, the year he joined IMG. “I...
Minor Earthquake in Northern Arkansas
Just over a week after a couple of minor earthquakes were recorded in the Lakes Region, the United States Geological Survey reports another quake in the same area late Monday night. According to the USGS, the quake occurred just before 10:00 pm near Bull Shoals Lake in Marion County about...
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