Lauray's the Diamond Center, a third generation, 91-year-old jewelry store, announced the addition of Art Amaro as the sales manager of their Stunning is Standard team. Amaro brings more than 30 years of jewelry experience to Lauray's and the Hot Springs community.
"He is an accomplished individual who will complement the Lauray's team and our commitment to providing exceptional service and quality," said Mark Fleischner, president of Lauray's, in the release. "Art's history includes awards in outstanding customer service and management. These skills are the foundation to Lauray's recognition as the jewelry store of choice over the years and will ensure that we grow and continue to serve our community with stunning jewelry and unforgettable memories for many years to come."
Art and his wife, Rhonda, have three children and have "quickly fallen in love with the natural beauty, people and food in Hot Springs." The Lauray's team welcomes the Hot Springs community and visitors to join them in welcoming Amaro at their historic 402 Central Ave. location.
Established in Hot Springs in 1924, Lauray's the Diamond Center, "through its outstanding team, has provided inspiration and guidance in selecting your dream piece of jewelry for three generations. Lauray's has gained a reputation for exquisite bridal and custom designs, extraordinary service, reliable repairs and Southern hospitality. Hand selecting each diamond, Lauray's collaborates with some of the most respectable diamond dealers in the business, offering an extensive diamond selection as well fine diamond jewelry and recognized fashion jewelry brands."
More information about Lauray's is available at http://www.Laurays.com.
Levi Hospital has new
H.I.M. director
Levi Hospital announces Beverly Jackson as the new director of Health Information Management. She has more than 27 years of experience in Health Information Management, having served as the H.I.M. director in Northwest Arkansas for 10 years and then came to Levi Hospital in January 2000 to serve as the director.
Jackson left Levi in 2005 to work as an H.I.M. department consultant covering Texas, Indiana, Ohio and Mississippi. After semi-retirement that began in 2011, Jackson is now back at Levi Hospital to which she and her family are no stranger.
Born at Levi Hospital, as were her siblings and many of her relatives, Jackson's father was a member of Levi's medical staff and performed most of his surgeries at Levi. Her mother was a graduate of Levi's Nursing School and lived in the nurse's quarters, which was later torn down and is now the current site for Levi Towers. "We are happy that Beverly has come home, so to speak," commented Levi Hospital President and CEO Pat McCabe, in the release.
"Health Information Management is vital to the operation of Levi Hospital and the employees of this department organize, analyze and manage health information to ensure its quality, accuracy, accessibility and security, and to ensure appropriate disclosure of information in both paper and electronic systems." McCabe further commented, "Levi Hospital is proud of its rich history and are equally proud of the services we are currently providing Hot Springs and our surrounding communities."
For more information regarding the services provided at Levi Hospital, call 624-1281 or visit http://www.levihospital.com.
Dickerson Law Firm
celebrates 25 years in HS
In January 1991, Jack Dickerson opened his law office in Hot Springs, offering bankruptcy service to "good people with bad debt problems." Twenty-five years later, Dickerson Law Firm is still going strong and has offices in Pine Bluff and El Dorado, as well as Hot Springs. "We have helped thousands of Arkansans over these past 25 years," said Dickerson in the release, "and we look forward to many more years of service to this community."
In celebration of their 25-year anniversary, James Hunt, managing attorney for Dickerson Law Firm, announced they will now offer a new array of services -- wills, trusts, power of attorney, property deeds -- in addition to Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy service. "We have had many requests for these new services and we stand ready to provide excellent services to clients in need of a will or trust, power of attorney or quitclaim deed," says Hunt.
For more information, call 321-0808.
Business on 02/01/2016