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Articles in May 17, 2004 issue of Arkansas Business

• Beer distributor takes on Miller, wins $1.6 million
  by Mark Friedman
• Business is written in concrete at Weaver-Bailey Contractors Inc
  by George Waldon
• Tookes take tent rental business to top
  by John Henry
• Coming soon
• Steamed rice company
• City fight
• Financial weight
• Front desk news
• Turbulence
• New auto and dollar
• More to come?
• Weirdly familiar
• Misunderstood
• Bon voyage
  by Gwen Moritz
• Mortgage lending
• Reserve land
  by George Waldon
• Stonebridge land
  by George Waldon
• McGeorge purchase
  by George Waldon
• Office transaction
  by George Waldon
• Farm acquisition
  by George Waldon
• Church sale
  by George Waldon
• Chenal site
  by George Waldon
• Ranch home
  by George Waldon
• Interstate financing
  by George Waldon
• Clean loan
  by George Waldon
• Convenient funding
  by George Waldon
• Stephenses give $30 million to Episcopal school
  by Lance Turner
• Little Rock ranks 21st on Forbes 'best places'
  by Lance Turner
• Coulson to Speak at forecast conference
  by Lance Turner
• VA to open 8 clinics in Arkansas
  by Lance Turner
• Pinnacle Foods Adds 160 jobs at Fayetteville
  by John Henry
• UniFirst to reopen Cave City shirt plant
  by Lance Turner
• Cannon express closes its doors
• AEF sets workshops for industry, businesses
• Acxiom fiscal 2004 income up 166%
• Delta Systems posts 1Q profit
• Cytomedix revenue up 25 percent
• Quarterly breakfast focuses on infrastructure
  by Jeffrey Wood
• Community first makes foray into Eureka springs
  by Laura Bruegge
• FNB in Green Forest Goes to 'S' Corp
  by Worth Sparkman
• Pulaski Technical College officials and community leaders broke ground last week for construction of a new Campus Center, which will become the signature building on the main campus in North Little Rock
• Lonoke and Wynne have been recognized as new TeamCity Partners by Teamwork Arkansas, the economic development department of Entergy Arkansas
• Tyson Foods Inc. is trimming production at its pork plants because of seasonally tight supplies of hogs
• Col. Don Melton, 59, is resigning as director of Arkansas State Police effective June 20
• The second annual Philanthropic Symposium for Our Community will be held May 20 at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock
• The 18th annual Arkansas Women's Conference, presented by The Committee on Women's Concerns, will be held May 27 at the Arkansas 4-H Center at Ferndale
• Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas
• Central Arkansas Hospital
• The Arkansas Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual scholarship fundraising event on June 11 at Chenal Country Club
• Sandra "Sandy" Shumard Ledbetter, a former senior assistant to Gov. Jim "Guy" Tucker and an appointee of Gov. and President Bill Clinton, died May 7 at her Little Rock home after a long illness
• The Catfish Institute's Web site, www.catfishinstitute.com, was recently recognized by the National AgriMarketing Association
• Graves battle in Nashville family newspaper war
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Secret sauce recipe holds McClards together
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Haynes family limited only by imagination
  by Worth Sparkman
• Arkansas business list: television stations
• Arkansas business list: radio stations
• New businesses: a listing of business start-ups in Arkansas
  by Amanda Newton
• Calendar
• Enco Materials
• Arkansas State University
• National Academy of Sciences
• ICE Inc
• Mortgage Bankers Association of Arkansas
• U.S. Bank
• Arvest Bank
• Simmons First National Corp
• Simmons First National Bank
• Bank of the Ozarks
• BancorpSouth
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Vicksburg District
• Stock summary
• Northwest newspaper war
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Small market AP winners
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Huckin' what?
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• KATV to KARK
  by Carl D. Holcombe