Marty Cook is a journalist at Arkansas Business Publishing Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, sports business, hospitality, and supply chain logistics, with a focus on environmental services and commercial real estate. Marty has been featured in Stacy Woelber and Pilot Independent.
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Marty Cook's articles predominantly focus on local business, real estate, and economic development in Northwest Arkansas. His coverage heavily features private sector announcements, government announcements, press releases, and cited data.
Given the emphasis on local businesses and economic developments in Northwest Arkansas, Marty would likely value pitches related to new business openings or expansions, real estate transactions or developments within the region. Pitches concerning workforce training initiatives or technology innovation specifically tied to this area could also be of interest.
Since Marty has a strong focus on Northwest Arkansas and its surrounding areas such as XNA (Northwest Arkansas National Airport), sources with insights into these specific regions would be particularly relevant for his coverage.
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By: Marty Cook
Northwest Arkansas National Airport continues to grow in popularity, and now it will be easier for air travelers to make it to the airport.
By: Marty Cook
A Fayetteville investor bought two former Piney Ridge Treatment Center buildings, leading this week's northwest Arkansas real estate deals.
By: Marty Cook
Officials from the Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp. and Ozarks Electric Cooperative were in talks for about three years before announcing last
By: Marty Cook
Priority Bank is still officially a thrift bank, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., but times are a-changing for the Fayetteville financial institution.
By: Marty Cook
Eleven Arkansas hospitals and even more smaller clinics have been acquired or merged operations with larger healthcare systems in 2026 as the industry copes with an ever-worsening financial environment.
By: Marty Cook
It seems only yesterday that the Arkansas Department of Transportation was holding groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Interstate 49 bridge that will span the Arkansas River just outside of Fort Smith.
By: Marty Cook
The reforms target outdated paperwork, in-person requirements and slow-moving approvals. Some changes are already underway, while others require lawmakers’ approval.
By: Marty Cook
A Missouri investor paid $11.5 million for a shopping center in Springdale.
By: Marty Cook
Northwest Arkansas continues to see sustained robust growth in population and multiple economic metrics but still struggles with employee wages and
By: Marty Cook
For 25 years, Faith in Action for Cass County has helped older adults (84 percent over 65) and people with disabilities remain in their homes, connected
