With the health care debate raging at a heightened state, it has drawn the attention of professions outside the health care industry ...  Namely, the legal community. “My perspective is that of a conservative, but not necessarily a Republican one,” stated Attorney Paul Ford.

Northeast Arkansas Business Today recently asked for nominations for our sixth class of Outstanding Young Executives, and as has been the case since the inception of the program, the community responded with a class of deserving and talented young professionals.

If you talk to Joshua Brown for any length of time you are sure to hear him mention the priorities in his life which he tries to keep on the forefront of his mind at all times. Those priorities are: to love God first, love his family and friends second, and to be the best that he can be in all that he does. “If I live by those principals, my professional work falls into place,” he said.

Growing up in her native south Texas town of Lake Jackson, Beth Clark never imagined she would become an Arkansan.  But once she arrived; she was here to stay.

Everyone is aware that health care is front and center when it comes to the Congress recently, but there is a consensus that once that debate is over the focus will be redirected toward tax laws, and potentially replacing many of former President Bush’s tax policies which will expire at the end of 2010.

The world of bank and finance has earned a high profile spot in the national headlines over the last year, as many lenders found themselves on the receiving end of “bail out” assistance from the federal government as the first step in trying to shore up an unstable economy.