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As Arkansas kicks off its back-to-school shopping season, retailers are hoping that rising inflation does not hurt one of their busiest and most profitable periods.
As extreme hot weather presents special challenges across the region, utility and grid operators are closely monitoring the power grid and recent demand spike to ensure local residents and businesses stay cool.
With about a month left before the 2022 vacation season ends, Arkansas and other U.S. tourists seeking a last-minute respite before Labor Day are hoping they won’t face the air travel disruptions that pushed pandemic weary travelers to the brink.
The Little Rock Trojans and University of Arkansas at Little Rock are among the newest members of the Ohio Valley Conference. The team officially joined the conference on July 1, along with Lindenwood and Southern Indiana.
It’s been a while since Arkansas Supreme Court Associate Justice Courtney Hudson was a nervous, first-year attorney but she remembers well what it felt like when the law stopped being of the classroom variety and started affecting real people in real courtrooms.
Halfway through 2022 with the Fourth of July holiday on the horizon, consumers and small business owners in Arkansas and Main Street America are still trying to catch their breath amid the ongoing pandemic.
As gas prices and inflation continue to soar, President Joe Biden on Wednesday, June 22, called on Congress to suspend the federal gas tax through September, the traditional end of the nation’s vacation season.
With America experiencing an unprecedented increase in cyberattacks and malicious cyber activity, internet safety is becoming more important every day. In 2021, a record number of more than 847,000 complaints of cybercrime were reported to the FBI by the public, with potential losses exceeding $6.9 billion, according to the FBI’s Internet Crime Report from 2021.
Rising inflation and interest rates, along with the continued effects of the pandemic and global instability, resulted in 63% of U.S. banks reporting a year-over-year decline in quarterly net income, according to the highly watched first quarter banking profile from the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
Erin Hohnbaum and Natalie Ghidotti are the embodiment of “been there, done that,” when it comes to launching and growing one’s own business. Now, the two Little Rock entrepreneurs have partnered on a new co working space, The Nest, specifically designed to give other women the environment and support they need to do the same.

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