This architect’s rendering depicts the new Adventure Subaru facility, which is projected to open in July at 2269 N. Hinbest Drive just off Interstate 540 in Fayetteville.
Travel in eco-friendly style
Family-owned and -operated for more than 30 years, RV City in Benton offers a large inventory of new an d pre-owned RVs, as well as a service department with employees who have more than 75 years of combined experience. Owners Jimmie Don and Christine McKissack are proud to offer customers greener travel options from RV City. Continue reading...
Reducing impact with public transit
It is simple. Riding public transit is good for the environment and everyone living in it. Public transit offers an overwhelming number of advan- tages, ultimately benefiting transit users, nonusers, businesses, taxpayers, local governments and residents of all ages. Continue reading...
Superior Industries is committed to excellence in safety
Superior Industries International, Inc., is one of the largest OEM suppliers of cast aluminum road wheels for the automotive industry. Continue reading...
Being green top priority for new cab company
By design, Green Cab Company in Fayetteville operates as earth-friendly as possible in several ways. Continue reading...
Local Subaru dealership sets move to new facility
FAYETTEVILLE — Doubling its sales in the past three years, Adventure Subaru in Fayetteville has outgrown its current dealership and in July will move to a new location near the Porter Road exit off Interstate 540. Continue reading...
Transit Service Mulls Options
BENTONVILLE — Advocates of an expanded Ozark Regional Transit system will have to consider their options after the Benton County Quorum Court rebuffed the organization’s request that a proposal for a quarter-percent sales tax for the transit system be placed on the May 2012 primary election ballot.
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Quorum Court Rejects Transit Tax Vote
BENTONVILLE — Benton County voters will not have an opportunity next May to weigh the merits of a public transit system. The county’s justices of the peace rejected a request to put a quarter percent sales tax to support Ozark Regional Transit on the ballot.
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