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Rickey Geiggar wins Baseball Official of Year
In a 25-year career of officiating Little League, college and high school baseball and softball, Rickey Geiggar has been honored with many high-profile assignments including the high school All-Star games and state championship finals. Geiggar now has a statewide award to add to his resume -- Baseball Official of the...
NAACP president coming to Pine Bluff
The Pine Bluff branch of the NAACP will present NAACP National President and CEO Derrick Johnson as the keynote speaker during the branch's annual Dove Freedom Fund Dinner. The event is scheduled for 6 p.m. Oct. 11 at the Pine Bluff Convention Center, according to a news release. "We are...
Forty Under 40: Matthew Cramblett
Matthew “Matt” Cramblett graduated with a degree in finance from Harding University in 2012 and almost immediately began a career in banking that has led to being one of the top commercial loan officers in the state. Though Cramblett was not exactly sure how he wanted to use...
Rural Arkansas shopping center changes hands
A private investor has nabbed a 145,588-sq.-ft. shopping center in Harrison, Ark. Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors, a real estate brokerage and advisory firm specializing in retail property sales, has announced that North Hills Shopping Center, a 95%-occupied, junior box-anchored center with 100% national and regional tenants, has been sold. Tenants at the center include Tractor Supply, Planet Fitness, Big Lots, Dunham’s Sports, Golden Tickets Cinemas, Factory Connection, and a single-tenant Popeyes Drive-Thru.
Friday Frenzy Preseason Roundup: Fort Smith Northside
FORT SMITH, Ark. — It's the same class but a different conference for Fort Smith Northside this year. The program moves from 7A Central to a familiar 7A West, where the Grizzlies played for a few seasons prior to 2016. While the level of competition is relatively the same,...
Fayetteville Planning Commission approves 342-unit multi-family development
The Fayetteville Planning Commission approved a measure on August 12 to build a 342-unit multi-family residential development with a few conditions.
Fort Smith agrees to pay $590,000 in penalties for sewer runoff
The city of Fort Smith agrees in a 6-to-1 vote to pay $590,000 to the government for penalties against its consent decree with federal agencies involving sewer runoff.
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