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Conway Corporation names new chief operating officer | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Conway Corporation names new chief operating officer | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Conway Corporation -- which operates city-owned electric, water, wastewater, cable television, internet, telephone and home security utility services for Conway residents -- has appointed Brett McDaniel as its next next chief operating officer.

Conway Corporation names new chief operating officer | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Conway Corporation names new chief operating officer | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Conway Corporation -- which operates city-owned electric, water, wastewater, cable television, internet, telephone and home security utility services for Conway residents -- has appointed Brett McDaniel as its next next chief operating officer.

For Maryland Farmers, Soaring Property Taxes and Solar Development Are Top Issues - Vimarsana News

For Maryland Farmers, Soaring Property Taxes and Solar Development Are Top Issues

High property tax reassessments, and competition with solar energy for land, were top concerns at Maryland's 2024 state of agriculture hearing.

Conway Corp promotes Nolen - Vimarsana News

Conway Corp promotes Nolen

Conway Corp has announced the promotion of Tommy Nolen from senior foreman to telecommunication systems manager in the cable department.

Committee to seek alternative site for Upper Pottsgrove complex - Vimarsana News

Committee to seek alternative site for Upper Pottsgrove complex

The appointment of commissioners Dave Waldt and Cathy Paretti to head this new committee — which some say happened and others say didn't — may have violated the open meetings law.