Growth Continues in NWA, Just Slower

KUAF | By Michael Tilley

Published October 23, 2015 at 1:24 PM CDT

Michael Tilley with The City Wire helps us break down some economic numbers from the past week and explains how a new leadership program in Fort Smith is a bit different.

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