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Startup Junkie’s annual Startup Crawl will return to downtown Fayetteville on Friday, Sept. 25, bringing back a lively celebration of local entrepreneurship, live music, and craft brews. The event kicks…
Fayetteville business owners need to mark their calendars: the city is requiring all businesses to renew their licenses by Oct. 31 to avoid late fees. This reminder applies broadly, including…
Two candidates for Arkansas governor sharply criticized incumbent Gov. Sarah Sanders’ management of state funds during a meeting in Fayetteville Monday evening. Colt Shelby, the Libertarian nominee from Cecil, and…
Chris Ehrhardt, the new director of 412 Angels, outlined how Northwest Arkansas funds its early-stage startups through angel investing rather than relying solely on large venture capital rounds. Speaking on…
Pearlsnap Picnic, a new coffee and smoothie bar, opened its doors recently at the Jones Center in Springdale, occupying approximately 2,500 square feet within the community facility. The café is…
The accelerator event Onward FX will return to Little Rock, bringing 28 new investors to the region through a focus on energy, defense and aerospace startups, organizers announced. The event…
Are Traasdahl, founder of the New York-based technology company Crisp, has relocated his company’s headquarters to Springdale, marking a significant shift in his business operations from the East Coast to…
Mario Rubio, who manages El Ranchito Supermarket in Springdale, watched his Tuesday afternoon sales drop off in a way that had nothing to do with the weekly grocery rush. Rumors…
Home sales in Northwest Arkansas increased in the second quarter of 2026 while prices showed signs of stabilizing, shifting some leverage back to buyers, according to the latest Skyline Report…
There is a tangible urgency in the nonprofit sector here in Fort Smith. It’s not always the flashiest thing to watch, but when you walk into a community center or…