Dr. Roger Lewis presented his annual economic report to the Conway Rotary Club on Thursday. The theme was "Conway: An Oasis in Arkansas ...

"How, exactly, does Acxiom know that I like blue cars?" asked Rotarian Roger Lewis at Thursday's meeting of the Conway Rotary Club. With a sly grin and a wink, Acxiom's CEO and president John Meyer replied ...

In his 2007 Faulkner County Annual Economic Report to the Conway Noon Rotary Club on Thursday, Dr. Roger Lewis said, "Conway is an oasis in Arkansas." Lewis said Conway's strength is in its diverse economy. "If an industry shuts down ...

... interest that I relate them here. One comes form the self-professed "severance tax guy" in Conway. That would be Dr. Roger Lewis, retired director of institutional research at the University of Central Arkansas. He's been the author the last ...

... Shelter endowment, and every year the shelter will receive a return that will go into its budget. - Advertisement - Dr. Roger Lewis of the Women's Shelter board said the endowment will provide discretionary funds for the shelter. He said the board ...

... pretty much is our future," Ross said. According to the 2007 Faulkner County Annual Economic Report, composed by Dr. Roger Lewis and the University of Central Arkansas College of Business Administration, population growth in both Conway and Faulkner ...

... but Brooke and I were the only ones who showed up." Roger Lewis. Miss Fiddler will attend UCA. She said she plans to ... I have always been involved in the community," said Roger Lewis, director of institutional research at UCA. He has ...

Roger Lewis is dealing with some big numbers. He has rolled out the annual report on the Faulkner County economy and things look a lot better ...

Roger Lewis, Ph.D., a local economist, told the Conway Noon Rotary Club on Thursday that a higher severance tax in Arkansas would shift ...

Thumbs Down 2,000 and counting -- When University of Central Arkansas professor Roger Lewis said during his 1998 Economic Report for Faulkner County that there are 2,000 more automobiles registered in Conway than there ...