Arkansas Jobless Rate Rises While National Rate Stays Steady by Tyler Hale
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The Secret Ingredient for a Successful Business: Mentors
by Wayne Miller As a child, I always thought that when I grew up I’d follow in my father’s footsteps and become a dentist. When I went to college, though, I started my first company and...
Shedding Light On Arkansas
Although the temperature is dropping and the halls require decking, business as usual is happening at Arkansas Money & Politics, and we show no signs of slowing down! We were there in November...
Good Timing, If For All The Wrong Reasons
by Mark Carter Trey Biddy’s inclusion in our magazine couldn’t have come at a better time. Well, I suppose the Hogs making an SEC title run on their way to a national championship would’ve been...
Editor’s Letter: Lessons In Stewardship
by Mark Carter Theodore Roosevelt is considered one of our great presidents. As in, all-time greats. His face adorns Mount Rushmore, after all. And Mount Rushmore is the Olympus of American...
Civility Now
by Dustin Jayroe “I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend.” – Thomas Jefferson On Oct. 9, 1997...
Grid Router Paves Way For Smart Power
by Ryan Nix When it comes to the electrical grid, industrial images of tall, wooden poles trailing wires from gray, metal substations to homes and transformer boxes, of circuit breakers hidden in...
Habitat Program Fuels Migrating Ducks, Benefits Farmers and Hunters
by Mark Carter The symbiotic nature of farming and hunting has long been praised as part of man’s natural connection to the land, and a new habitat program ensures migrating waterfowl have food on...
Blytheville: Return to Prosperous Past?
by Ryan Nix, Photos by Jamison Mosley Far in the northeast corner of Arkansas, five miles west of the Mississippi River, the city of Blytheville remembers a prosperous past while hoping for a bright...
No Looking Back: Dustin McDaniel
by Dustin Jayroe Former Political Star Dustin McDaniel Excelling in Private Practice The largest casualty, of course, was the state Democratic Party, which itself dominated local and state politics...