June 18, 2025 - 05:14
A recent increase in property taxes in Jackson County has compelled a West Bottoms business owner to make the difficult decision to sell a historic building that has been part of the community for years. The owner has expressed frustration over the rising costs associated with maintaining the property, citing a lack of transparency from local authorities regarding tax assessments and the allocation of public funds.
The business owner highlighted that the escalating property taxes have significantly impacted their ability to operate sustainably, as they struggle to balance the financial burden with the limited public services available in the area. This situation reflects a broader concern among local business owners who feel the pinch of rising operational costs without corresponding improvements in infrastructure or community support.
As the West Bottoms neighborhood continues to evolve, the sale of this historic building marks a poignant moment for the community, raising questions about the future of local businesses and the preservation of its rich history amidst financial pressures.
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AT&T CEO Responds to Employee Concerns Over New In-Office Work PolicyIn January, AT&T made a significant change to its work policy by transitioning from a hybrid schedule to a mandatory five-day in-office workweek. This decision has sparked a variety of reactions...
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Long-Standing California Trucking Company Shuts Its DoorsFresco, California-based trucking company TGS Transportation has officially closed after four decades of service in the industry. Established in the early 1980s, TGS Transportation built a...
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Over 100 JCPenney Locations Acquired in Major Post-Bankruptcy SaleIn a significant development for the retail industry, over 100 JCPenney stores have been sold as part of a $947 million deal. This transaction comes five years after the retailer filed for Chapter...
July 31, 2025 - 11:25
Arkansas State University's Business Classes to Support Local EntrepreneursThe Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC) at Arkansas State University is set to provide valuable resources for small businesses this August. The initiative aims to...