Antique Store and more
Hardy, AR 72542
72542
Food, fertilizer, clothing and more!
Ash Flat, AR 72513,
72513
Prior to joining Edward Jones, I spent 21 years working in the hospital as a medical laboratory scientist. I chose to transition from healthcare to a career in financial services because I discovered the importance of investing. I believe investing in ourselves, investing in each other and investing our money can greatly improve the quality of our lives.
I started as a client. As a single income household, I sought help in making wise financial decisions. I needed someone to talk to and I found exactly that during my first visit to a local Edward Jones office. The branch office administrator was so friendly, and the advisor took the time to listen to me.
Then, I was an intern. In 2022, my love of learning led me to return to college to pursue a master's degree in business administration. During my MBA journey at Arkansas State University, my financial advisor partnered with me and allowed me to do an internship in his office. This is when I fell in love with the culture of Edward Jones and how we work together to care for our clients, colleagues and communities.
Now, I'm a financial advisor! I work in the same office where I began as a client. My first priority is getting to know you. What I love about my job is that I am allowed the time to have meaningful conversations. I want to understand who and what is most important to you and why. I get to partner with you and your loved ones. We will address and prepare for all the changes that impact your financial future such as retirement, inheritance, job change, marriage, divorce and birth or death of a loved one. Your financial situation is unique, and you deserve a personalized strategy.
I have an excellent team. The branch office administrators, Wanita and Carol, are always there to help provide top-notch client service. Thousands of people and advanced technology at the Edward Jones home office support our branch, so we can help ensure you receive the most current and comprehensive guidance. We welcome the opportunity to work with your attorney or accountant.
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Cherokee Village, AR 72529
72529
Artasia is a lovely downtown Hardy store full of wonderful arts & crafts from local artisans offering unique gifts. It is also a creative maker space with classes & workshops offered. They also offer a huge assortment of fabrics and needlework supplies than any other nearby location. Right next door they have a nice coffee bistro with some food to relax while shopping.
Hardy, AR 72542
72452
The Arts Center of North Arkansas is a membership nonprofit organization dedicated to all arts. Classes are held throughout the month and opportunities to sell members arts, from photography, paint in all mediums, spinning wool, poured art, scultpture, writing, and more. Also, yoga classes are held at the center. Classes and yoga are scheduled throughout the month. Go to our Facebook page for schedules: www.facebook.com/ArtsCenterNorthArkansas
Writing/Visual Journaling
Arts, Photography, Sewing, Drumming, Dulcimer, Yoga, Tai Chi
Cherokee Villalge, AR 72529
72529
Constantly changing! Antiques, Collectibles. a little of this, a little of that! You have to check us out!
72513
Online store for fabulous Alpaca wool products - clothing, stuffed animals, socks, yarn, etc. Alpaca socks will keep your feet warm in -70 degree temperatures!
Let us help you avoid dyes, chemicals and hormones - every step toward healthier habits.
Mammoth Springs, AR 72554
72554
Our History
Harvard and Floy Harp founded Harps in 1930. They started the first store with $500 in cash that Harvard had saved while working in the citrus industry in California. The first store was Harps Cash Grocery and was located in Springdale, AR. Over the next 34 years they remodeled, expanded, and moved to bigger buildings as their business continued to grow.
By the early 1950's, Harvard and Floy's oldest son, Don, had joined them in the business. In 1964 Harps became a small chain when the second store was opened in North Springdale.
By the mid 1960's, Don's brothers, Gerald and Reland, were also very involved in managing the Company with Reland handling the accounting duties and Gerald the operations. Don became CEO and President in 1968 at the death of his father and continued to guide Harps with the help of his brothers. In the early 80's, Reland retired, and in 1995, Don retired, and Gerald Harp assumed the duties of CEO and President. In 2000, Gerald retired as Chairman and CEO and Roger Collins was named CEO. In 2016, Roger stepped down as CEO and was replaced by Kim Eskew, the President, but continued to serve as Chairman of the Board. In 2018, Roger retired and Kim accepted the role as Chairman in addition to President and CEO.
In 2001, the Company did a leveraged buy-out with the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) purchasing outstanding stock from the family and management. Since becoming employee-owned, the stock price has increased from $27 per share in 2001 to $445 per share at the end of fiscal 2018. Harps is the largest employee-owned company headquartered in Arkansas and the 30th largest in the United States.
Highland, AR
72542
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72513