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2011 Was a Good Year for Architecture, but Not Architects
If last year wasn't a great year for Arkansas architects - and it wasn't - it was a great year for architecture in Arkansas. // read more
Acxiom Seeks Host of Developers, to Hire 300-400
Acxiom Corp. President and CEO Scott Howe says the company will pour the better part of $30 million into research and development, hiring between 300 and 400 new employees. // read more
Preservationists Fight for Restoration, Recognition
Shattered windows, slumping rooflines and crumbling shingles are common sights in the old neighborhoods and commercial districts of Arkansas, even on buildings known to be landmarks. // read more
Dunkin' Donuts Finalizes Little Rock Location
Dunkin' Donuts has committed to a lease on Cantrell Road in Little Rock. // read more
Halifax, Stephens Expect Good Future Newspapers
Halifax Media?s CEO, Michael Redding of Daytona Beach, Fla., talked to Outtakes about why he joined last month with Stephens Capital Partners of Little Rock to invest $143 million in 16 community newspapers within an industry that has allegedly tanked. // read more
U.S. Pizza Reclaims Early Location
The Arkansas-only U.S. Pizza Co. chain will be four decades old in June, and owner Judy Waller?s plan for the rest of year 40 includes reopening what had been the company?s second location. // read more
Pizza D' Action Is Changing Hands
Chuck Beets said he was in negotiations to buy Pizza D' Action from current owner Orville Davis. // read more
Mosaic Church Partners with Food Truck Operators to Open Food Court
Mosaic Church in Little Rock partnered with local food truck operators to open the University Market at 4Corners, a food truck court, last Wednesday. // read more
The Cost of an Education
A recent college graduate who majored in architecture - and can find a job - will earn $36,000 annually, according to a recent report from the Georgetown Center on Education & the Workforce. // read more
Startup Has One Word: Plastics
CycleWood Solutions is the latest in what's becoming a long line of startups to emerge from the Walton Business College at the University of Arkansas. // read more
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