GRIDLOCK GURU State will replace reflectors
Snow plows knocked off hundreds of plastic reflectors meant to make roads easier to see at night or when it’s raining.
Gridlock Guru
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TRAVELERS’ CHECK: XNA sells to airlines with stats
Smart business decisions are based on statistics rather than hunches and whims about what soothsayers predict will happen.
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GRIDLOCK GURU: Black tags of disabled old news
Blue is the color of license plates for people who are disabled, but that’s not the case these days in Arkansas.
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TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Lost bag? Rule sets fee refund
It was always dumb for the airlines to balk at giving refunds to people whose bags were lost.
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GRIDLOCK GURU Find bright spot to stop if necessary
Good drivers prepare for what rarely happens but what might occur.
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TRAVELERS’ CHECK: XNA, not Carolina in the mornin’
First, they did it to the San Diego Chicken.
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GRIDLOCK GURU Projects move, fall with taxes
It’s hard to believe the pennies spent on sales taxes at a store can pay for roads that cost millions of dollars, but that’s how the world works.
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TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Flier looks for candor by airline
Jim Watson can handle the truth, but Allegiant Air wouldn’t give it to him.
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GRIDLOCK GURU Drive 35 not 55 in work zone
There aren’t many construction zones where drivers on two-lane highways can go 55 mph, but there was one in Bentonville earlier this week.
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TRAVELERS’ CHECK: New hotel eyes spot at airport
Wingate by Wyndham opened near Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport in 2005, and it remains the only hotel near XNA.
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GRIDLOCK GURU Expense keeps lines overhead
It’d be cool if electricity could move around like cell phone signals.
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TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Fixed fare, fuel flexing seen unfair
Allegiant Air wants to raise passengers’ fares after a plane ticket is purchased if jet fuel prices increase.
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GRIDLOCK GURU Rotary to stay south of freeway
Fayetteville resident David Wilson’s travels to foreign countries where roundabouts are prominent have him wondering if Fayetteville street planners “need to t…
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TRAVELERS’ CHECK: Branson’s airport is in a pickle
Missouri’s country music capital was fired up about Branson Regional Airport, the nation’s first private airport with commercial air service.
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GRIDLOCK GURU Flash: Use of yellow increasing
When something flashes, drivers notice it.