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Articles in March 23, 2009 issue of Arkansas Business

• Stock summary
• Lawsuit questions ex-commissioner's ties
  by Mark Friedman
• Stay home
• Not forgotten
• Full circle
• Little shop of unemployment horrors
  by P. Kirkpatrick
• E-mail essentials
  by Jim Karrh
• The $28 million Marion Junior High School is moving toward completion in August
  by George Waldon
• Warehouse sale
  by George Waldon
• Richmond buy
  by George Waldon
• Heights home
  by George Waldon
• McFadden financing
  by George Waldon
• Metropolitan lowers 2008 earnings by $7.8 million
  by Gwen Moritz
• Bank denies allegations in Terminella motion
  by Andy Jensen
• Centennial Bank's LR president resigns
  by George Waldon
• Securities chief issues 2 cease-and-desist orders
  by John Henry
• Medical transcription firm launches new Web site
  by John Henry
• Tenenbaum opens recycling center
  by Gwen Moritz
• Arkansas Studies Institute is open for research
  by John Henry
• Bella Vista, Fayetteville stores change hands
  by Susannah Patton
• 'Arkansas Grown' label grows in popularity
  by Andrew Jensen
• Millsap office building leased
  by Susannah Patton
• Entergy Arkansas
• Southwest Electric Power Co. of Shreveport is adjusting its rates by about 15 percent or $13.30 a month because of lower fuel prices, but the company also has filed a request with the Arkansas Public Service Commission for a 17.7 percent rate increase tot
• Garver Engineers, the state's largest engineering firm, has abbreviated its name to Garver to reflect its expanding client services that compliment its engineering business
• Bill Valentine, executive vice president of the Arkansas Travelers baseball club for the past 33 years and general manager for 31 years, has retired
• The Quarterly Business Analysis breakfast sponsored by the Center for Business & Economic Research in the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas and the Northwest Arkansas Chambers of Commerce will he held April 9 at the Clari
• Kum & Go LC
• Tyson Foods Inc. has completed the $107 million sale of its Lakeside operations in Alberta to XL Foods Inc
• Murphy Oil Corp. has sold all its holdings in oil producing properties in Ecuador to Repsol YPF Ecuador S.A. for $87 million in cash, with Repsol taking on "tax and other obligations," which Murphy Oil did not detail
• The Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce Leadership Arkansas program will present its first Leadership Conference—"Revived, Refocused, Inspired"—on May 8 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock
• Business After Hours, the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce's networking event, will be presented by The Hughes Agency from 5-7 p.m. on April 2 at Dickey-Stephens Park
• Lottery legislation placed on fast track at state capitol
  by Mark Carter
• Rex A. Bouldin of Jones & Co. Ltd. in Jonesboro has been selected to receive the 2008 Mac Angel Discussion Leader of the Year award from the Arkansas Society of Certified Public Accountants of Little Rock
• Arkansas Assessors Association
• Gus Blass III, chairman of the board of St. Vincent Health System of Little Rock, has been selected as trustee of the year by Modern Healthcare
• Carolyn Joyce, tour and travel sales manager for the Fort Smith Convention & Visitors Bureau, was named hospitality manager of the year
• Sara Baruth, who runs the front desk and sales for Best Western-Eureka Inn at Eureka Springs, was been named hospitality employee of the year
• Ed David, owner of The Faded Rose restaurants in Little Rock, received the "Salut au Restaurateur" award as Arkansas restaurateur of the year
• Cornerstone Insurance Group
• Wilson & Associates PLLC
• Russell A. Gunter, of Cross Gunter Witherspoon & Galchus PC of Little Rock will be honored by Best Lawyers
• Hippy USA
• Crye-Leike Realtors
• Ken Lazenby has joined Exit Realty in Rogers
• Mainstream Technologies Inc
• Legal bills
• Correction
• Sports talk
  by Mark Hengel
• More sports talk
  by Mark Hengel
• Truly sorry
  by Mark Hengel
• Publisher's letter
  by Jeff Hankins
• Public companies
• 25 biggest deals
• 25 entrepreneurs innovators
• 25 gone not forgotten
• 25 largest banks then
• 25 largest banks now
• 25 health care advances
• 25 major developments
• 25 mysteries mayhem
• 25 women leaders
• 25 philanthropists
• 25 downfalls
• Baldwin & Shell
• The Design Group
• Democrat Printing
• Meadors Adams & Lee, Inc
• UALR: The Donaghey College of Engineering & Information Technology
• 25 destinations
• Inc. Tanc survey: better days seen sooner not later
  by George Waldon
• Advertising will be first instant winner: agencies line up for state lottery account
  by Mark Hengel
• So fresh and so clean
• Happy birthday to us
• 2034
  by Jeff Hankins
• Pancho acquisition
  by George Waldon
• Convenient site
  by George Waldon
• Hartnack funding
  by George Waldon
• Academy mortgage
  by George Waldon
• Kyzer note
  by George Waldon

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