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Articles in June 1, 2009 issue of Arkansas Business

• Stock summary
• Roof gardens slow to grow in Arkansas
  by Mark Friedman
• $18.5m 'green' redevelopment to set a record: former HQ of Dillard's seeks LEED approval
  by George Waldon
• State to get $165m for changes: stimulus program gives money for energy efficiency
  by Mark Hengel
• And the winner is …
• Out to dry
• A national sales tax
• A journalist in every room
  by Jeff Hankins
• The $81.5 million Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute in Little Rock is scheduled for completion in June 2010
  by George Waldon
• Office acquisition
  by George Waldon
• Country Club manor
  by George Waldon
• Sologne residence
  by George Waldon
• Orle abode
  by George Waldon
• Utility mortgage
  by George Waldon
• Pinnacle partners face $27m foreclosure suit
  by Worth Sparkman; Susannah Patton
• Dillard family, board sued by shareholder
  by Mark Friedman
• General Dynamics to bring 20 jobs to Camden
  by Jan Cottingham
• Stephens-linked firm to buy two companies
  by Jan Cottingham
• 10 hardest jobs to fill
• Northwest Arkansas wins architecture awards
  by Worth Sparkman
• Trout publishes children's book
  by Vernon Tarver
• DOJ files bias suit, names city of Marion
  by Mark Friedman
• Paragould utility getting money for storm damage
• Tom Steves of North Little Rock, a longtime advertising executive and current marketing director for Twin City Bank, was killed May 26 in a motorcycle crash in northern Pulaski County
• Afco Steel of Little Rock, a structural steel fabricator, is celebrating its 100th anniversary on June 9, 2009
• NAI Global, a managed network of commercial real estate firms and one of the largest real estate services providers worldwide, is expanding its coverage in northeast Arkansas with the signing of Burrow Halsey Realty Group
• Maverick Transportation LLC of Little Rock was recently recognized by Aon Risk Services as being SafeFleet Certified
• Wal-Mart Stores Inc
• North Arkansas Regional Medical Center at Harrison has been awarded a three-year term of accreditation in computed tomography as the result of a recent survey by the American College of Radiology
• The Little Rock Marathon and Little Rock Parks & Recreation will celebrate National Running Day on June 3 by hosting a 5K Fun Run/ Walk at Murray Park at 6 a.m
• DataPath Inc
• Withrow Springs State Park at Huntsville was presented a 2009 War Eagle Creek Steward Award during the recent third annual War Eagle Appreciation Day
• Arkansas Business Hall of Fame
• Brunch beats lunch at Satellite
• Woodlands Edge wins land development award
• Architect predicts demand for green design to soar
• Fayetteville hotel cited for sustainability plan
• Urban Land Institute honors Heifer's HQ
• AERT's green products meet code, report says
• Green incentives help Arkansas businesses save or get cash
  by Jamie Walden
• Recession slows architecture work, but Benchmark grows
  by John Henry
• Wilcox Group Architects Inc.'s commitment to mentoring was recently recognized with one of the top awards given by the national Intern Development Program Advisory Committee
  by John Henry
• UAMS gets grant totaling $1.5m for cancer research
• Nanomanufacturing facility opens in NWA; state's first
• New patents in Arkansas
• Bkd Llp
• Harvest Select Catfish
• University of Arkansas
• Carter Malloy, current head of the Internet software and services stock analyst team at Stephens Inc. of Little Rock, and the team's former head, Kyle Evans, were among the "Top Analysts of 2009 for the United States" as determined by StarMine
• Arkansas Funeral Directors Association
• St. Bernards Senior Health Clinic
• John Haman, a financial representative with the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, has earned the Chartered Life Underwriter designation from The American College of Bryn Mawr, Pa
• CryeLeike Realtors'
• Toni Chandler of Benton, a truck driver for CalArk Inc., has been named the Arkansas Trucking Association's 2008 Driver of the Year
• Cleaning up
  by Mark Hengel
• Job search I
  by Mark Hengel
• Job search II
  by Mark Hengel
• Go forth & communicate
  by Mark Hengel
• Asking for Nebraska
• Speaking out
• Ear on the hogs
• Arkansas golfers
• UA track and field
• Hog baseball
• Golf fans' eyesight
• Hog basketball
• Ranking the SEC football coaches
• Travelers get a speed boost with Bourjos
  by Chip Taulbee
• Hogs are easy to figure
  by Brent Birch
• Filling in the gaps: Hogs' latest class addresses positional needs, but will it measure up to SEC standards?
  by Chris Bahn
• Twins' peak: Alex and Andy McClary hope to run Hogs to another national title
  by Chris Bahn
• UA women's distance runner won't back down
  by Chris Bahn
• Stoerner turns to camps for QB and skill development
  by Jim Harris
• Luigs takes on Cincy
• Basketball bloodline helps PA's Barlow excel: Pulaski Academy athlete shines in two sports, but stars in football
  by Philip Seaton
• Clarification
• Petrino pushing right buttons for Hogs
  by David Bazzel
• LeBron's greatness worth celebrating now
  by Justin Acri
• Murphy wants baseball to treat its problems seriously
  by Jim Harris
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