Arkansas Money & Politics

“Flash in the pan.” “One-hit wonder.” “Beginner’s luck.” Success without sustainability is notable for a time but nevertheless destined to fade. Achievements might be exciting at first, but without follow-through or a larger purpose, they often prove empty. Whether pursuing …

Buckling Down   Justin Minton thought life as he knew it was over. The irony was that he wanted his life to change, just not this way. Minton, founder of the Minton Law Firm, knew from the moment he decided …

Leading from the Front   Before Colin Gorman earned his place as a respected financial planner at EGP, a wealth management company in North Little Rock, he earned his stripes as a member of the United States Marine Corps Reserve. …

Building a Dream Those who think the allure of America as the land of opportunity has dimmed never met Stephan van der Merwe, founder, president and CEO of Farmington-based iHawl. The 34-year-old from South Africa has seen the American Dream …

Born to Bank After nearly two decades in the industry, Chris Pledger, Little Rock market president and senior loan officer at First Service Bank, believes banking is more about relationships and people than it is about the numbers. In fact, …

Heather Baker, president and publisher of AY Media Group, has joined Forbes Business Council, marking a significant professional milestone for an Arkansas media leader whose career has centered on elevating the people, businesses and communities of her home state. “I’m …

If you have spent much time around Arkansas sports or community events, you know how quickly No. 53, David Bazzel, brightens a room. In a world where people merely hold a position, Bazzel creates a presence and has done so …

Heather Baker, president and publisher of AY Media Group, is featured among the “Top 10 Visionary Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2026” in an article published on MSN.com, marking a significant milestone for the Arkansas media executive whose career spans three …

The Arkansas State Fair is back Oct. 16 through Oct. 25, and this year promises to be bigger than ever with no shortage of games, rides, food and fun to keep everyone entertained all week long.  “There’s just something special …

They say 40 is the new 30, but a look at the statistics underpinning such idioms indicates otherwise. People in their 40s have always been considered as being in the prime of their working lives and therefore a key bloc …