Worth Sparkman is a Reporter at Axios Local, NW Arkansas. He covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, regional interest, and world news, while also delving into education, real estate, and arts and entertainment. Worth's work is featured in Axios, where he brings insights into farming, corporate finance, and entrepreneurship.
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Worth Sparkman focuses on local news in Arkansas, with a mix of government and politics, business and industry, as well as entertainment news. He often relies on government announcements and data citations for his coverage.
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Council is expected to consider tougher rules requiring Planning Commission approval on future data centers.
Swarm announced its 80,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing center adjacent to Drake Field and said its Arkansas operations could produce thousands of UAVs.
The initial campus will include about 422,000 square feet across three buildings
The 12th annual festival runs Tuesday-Sunday, with tickets and passes on sale now.
The Arkansas Tri-Region E-Bike Incentive Program will distribute at least 5,844 vouchers.
The plan is organized around Fayetteville's 10-year Destination Master Plan, a roadmap for sustainable tourism growth.
Individual income tax collections were nearly 13 times corporate collections in May.
This year's ratings use a stricter methodology tied to the 2025 NACTO Urban Bikeway Design Guide.
Compact communities dominated the latest rankings, while Atlanta landed on a cities-to-watch list.
🐓 Tyson Foods Chairman John H. Tyson signed a new contract through September 2029 that includes a $3.5 million annual salary and a one-time $40 million cash award. (Northwest Arkansas Business Journal)
