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Articles in March 31, 2008 issue of Arkansas Business

• Dinner and two newscasts
  by Mark Hengel
• Stock summary
• Jay DeHaven exits Maumelle: developer looks back on 20 years of ups, downs
  by George Waldon
• Companies feel fuel cost pain: Arkansas businesses working to adapt to soaring prices
  by Jamie Walden
• Barry Jewell's road to indictment
  by Mark Friedman
• De sale
• NWA homebuilder troubles
• Homebuilder woes Part 2
• When imagination fails
• Fire and rain
• Welcome jobs
• Slam dunk
  by Jeff Hankins
• Is the CEO a marketer?
  by Jim Karrh
• Storage sale
  by George Waldon
• Cummins buy
  by George Waldon
• Telecom purchase
  by George Waldon
• Parking property
  by George Waldon
• Office acquisition
  by George Waldon
• Church transaction
  by George Waldon
• Condo deal
  by George Waldon
• Heights home I
  by George Waldon
• Sezanne sale
  by George Waldon
• Heights home II
  by George Waldon
• Prospect residence
  by George Waldon
• River heights house
  by George Waldon
• Heights home III
  by George Waldon
• Business park funding
  by George Waldon
• Multifamily mortgage
  by George Waldon
• Retail refinance
  by George Waldon
• Barington asks Dillard's for records, minutes
  by Lance Turner
• Best places for business and careers
• Beebe calls special session to increase severance tax
  by Mark Hengel
• Chesapeake to add 13 rigs to Shale play
  by Lance Turner
• Fayetteville MSA ranks as 27th fastest growing
  by John Henry
• Arkansas truckers call for diesel prices hearing
  by Lance Turner
• ChenalWoods holds special 'groundbreaking'
  by John Henry
• Dallas firm purchases Maumelle ad agency
  by Mark Hengel
• Regions financial to cut 19 workers in Arkansas
  by Lance Turner
• Scooter's Coffeehouse seeking franchisees
  by Andrew Jensen
• Joyce Street partners answer Dixie lawsuit
• Fast Lane adds space, plans for June opening
  by Katie Stockstill
• Engine repair company to hire 310 in Blytheville
  by Mark Friedman
• Pilgrim's Pride adding 40 workers in Batesville
  by Mark Friedman
• Cross County agencies plan to take 'green' steps
  by Mark Friedman
• U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis
• Two local companies—Alltel Corp. and Aristotle Inc.—participated in the recent Federal Communications Commission's 700-megahertz airwaves auction, but neither came away with any more tech real estate
• Sam's Club, SBTV.com and the National Federation of Independent Business are offering small-business owners a chance to win a $100,000 makeover during National Small Business Week April 21-25
• The Cross County Economic Development Corp. is adding a business retention and expansion program
• Ronald M. Cameron, chairman and president of Mountaire Corp. of North Little Rock, has been named an honorary life member of the National Chicken Council board of directors
• William Poole, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis for the past 10 years, is retiring March 31 and has accepted positions at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C., and the University of Delaware in Newark, Del
• American Electric Power's subsidiary Southwestern Electric Power Co.'s request to construct a $1.34 billion, 600-megawatt coal-fueled power plant in Hempstead County in southwest Arkansas has been approved by the Louisiana Public Service Commission
• The University of Arkansas School of Architecture will offer a computational design workshop titled "TransFORM Architecture" from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on April 4-5
• January home prices fell 10.7 percent from January 2007 with 16 of the 20 metropolitan areas posting record declines for a January
• Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., received the 2008 Congressional Leadership Award last week at Arkansas Children's Hospital from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's Greater Arkansas Chapter for her support of diabetes research funding
• State sales and use tax receipts fall 2.12 percent in 2007
  by John Henry
• Sales & use tax receipts
  by Gwen Moritz
• Fourth Street Shipping Co
  by Jana Chism
• Green Acres Organics LLC
  by Jana Chism
• Calendar
• Michael French, associate director of programs for the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville's Division of Agriculture's Cooperative Extension Service, has been inducted into the Arkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame
• AgHeritage Farm Credit Services
• Dennis Gardisser, professor and associate department head of engineering for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture's Cooperative Extension Service, has received the 2008 Stewardship Award for Program Excellence
• Arkansas Society of Professional Engineers
• Thomas H. Oxner, professor of accounting at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, has received the 2008 Distinguished Achievement in Accounting Education Award from the Arkansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
• Farmers Bank & Trust
• Pulaski Trust & Investor Services
• Tiger Correctional Services
• North Arkansas Regional Medical Center
• American Alliance of Temporomandibular Disorder Organizations
• Cranford Johnson Robinson Woods
• Jones Productions
• Legal notices
• TV stations' sale finalized
• Tee time
• Correction
• They're all special
  by Mark Hengel
• Early and late
  by Mark Hengel
• The lunch crowd
  by Mark Hengel
• Primetime player
  by Mark Hengel