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Construction has officially begun on The Emerald, a $45.1 million multifamily housing development in Centerton. The project, led by Capstone Building Corp., a Birmingham, Alabama-based general contractor with a focus…
The Natural State Council of Scouting America announced Tuesday, September 29, that the Hunt family will be honored at its 2026 Northwest Arkansas Heart of the Eagle luncheon. This event…
Grady Spann will retire as CEO and executive director of the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust on Thursday, October 1, concluding more than a decade of leadership at the Fayetteville-based nonprofit.…
The Chamber of Mothers, a nonpartisan nonprofit focused on improving maternal health, affordable childcare, and paid family leave, has launched chapters in Northwest Arkansas and Little Rock, marking its expansion…
University Auto and Tire has expanded its footprint in Northwest Arkansas by opening a new location in Elkins, marking an important step in its regional growth. The Fayetteville-based company acquired…
Lowell city officials approved development plans last week for a Tractor Supply Co. store and a Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers restaurant, marking new additions to the city’s growing commercial…
Fayetteville City Council candidates spoke Sunday about key local policy issues, including the Enduring Green Network, potential revisions to the city’s Unified Development Code, and recent controversies around non-disclosure agreements…
Harps Food Stores in Springdale announced the promotion of Will McDoniel from meat and seafood category manager to director of AI strategy and innovation, signaling the retailer’s commitment to integrating…
Arkansas Classical Theatre has returned to Fayetteville’s Headquarters House with its newest production, The Madness of Edgar Allan Poe , offering a fresh take on the legendary writer’s life. The…
Fayetteville’s Vault Records has noticed something surprising: CDs are making a comeback, fueled by fans craving a physical connection to their music collections. Jeremiah Watts, the store’s owner, shared insights…