Gov. Hutchinson Lifts Large Event Restrictions
February 18, 2021 | Subscribe | |
Real EstateWe're Going Net Zero |

Entegrity Partners
Entegrity Partners, an energy services, sustainability, and solar development company out of Little Rock announced last week its intentions for a new mixed use HQ in Fayetteville called the Network building.
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BusinessKiva Hub Finds A Home In NWA |

Startup Junkie
Startup Junkie in collaboration with the Walton Family Foundation has partnered with Kiva US to help underserved entrepreneurs in Northwest Arkansas by providing pathways for regional small business owners to receive capital.
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Sponsored by Rio Buffalo OutfitterGear Up for Adventure with Rio Buffalo Outfitter |
Established in 2020, Rio Buffalo Outfitter’s staff enjoys helping folks discover the wonders of the Buffalo National River as well as the spectacular Ozark Mountains and streams surrounding the river.
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CommunitySHS Art Teacher Awarded Grant for Downtown Springdale Mural |

NWA Daily
The Downtown Springdale Alliance has selected Springdale High School art teacher, Mary Beth Breshears, as one of four grant recipients selected to create murals in downtown Springdale.
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COVID-19State COVID-19 Restrictions Change After Drop in Cases |

Arkansas Department of Health
Governor Asa Hutchinson announced in a statement on Tuesday that certain COVID-19 restrictions concerning large indoor and outdoor events and sporting events have been modified after a decrease in new cases across the state.
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