This week, we bring a six-pack of million-dollar real estate transactions to the party, consisting of an apartment complex in Sherwood, two agri spreads in Lonoke County, a Little Rock home, a Conway restaurant and a day care center in west Little Rock.
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Sherwood's Chapel Ridge Apartments Sell for $11.4 Million
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Voter ID, Casinos, Wage Hike on Arkansas' Ballot
Arkansas' voters will decide Tuesday whether to raise the state's minimum wage, legalize casinos in four counties and enshrine a voter ID requirement in the state's constitution.
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$14M Hotel Project Coming To El Dorado's Murphy Arts District
An El Dorado-based ownership group announced Tuesday that it is bringing a boutique hotel to downtown El Dorado as part of the Murphy Arts District.
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Arkansas Voters Legalize Casinos in 4 Counties
Arkansas voters have approved a measure legalizing casinos in four counties, including at a horse track and dog track that already offer video poker and other electronic gambling.
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The Next Generation of Women Entrepreneurs (Heather Albright and Matt De Luca Commentary)
The path is being paved for the next generation of female CEOs, but the decision to start your own company can still be difficult.
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Medical Redevelopment Drives $12M Acquisition (Real Deals)
The 121,922-SF former Kmart Shopping Center at 10901 N. Rodney Parham Road will become home to Premier Gastroenterology Associates as part of the Premier Medical Plaza.
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Woosley, Fink Honored for Lifetime Achievement at CFO of the Year
Chief financial officers were also recognized in five categories at the luncheon, held Wednesday at the Embassy Suites in west Little Rock.
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Tyson Foods' 4Q Profit Beats Expectations, But Revenue Misses
Record beef income helped push Tyson Foods Inc. of Springdale to fiscal fourth-quarter profit that beat analysts' expectations, but revenue for the publicly traded meat processor fell short.
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Red Lobster, Halter Building Highlight Recent Seven-Digit Deals
A west Little Rock Red Lobster, an auto complex in Jacksonville, a midtown Little Rock shopping center and the historic Halter Building in downtown Conway provide our gathering of multimillion-dollar real estate transactions this week.
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Stone’s Throw Brewing to Land Second Location in Stifft Station
Stone’s Throw Brewing's second location is scheduled to happen sometime in early 2019
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Memphis Barbecue, Talc Cancer Subjects of Mudroom's Coming Attractions
A Little Rock film production company is planning on finishing two documentaries next year.
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CEO Kim Eskew Adds Chairman to Title at Harps
Harps Food Stores Inc. of Springdale said Chairman Roger Collins has stepped down, and President and CEO Kim Eskew will fill the post.
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Tacos 4 Life to Open Its First Restaurant in Oklahoma
Tacos 4 Life of Conway said Tuesday that it has expanded into Oklahoma, with a restaurant scheduled to open in Tulsa in mid-2019.
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Ghidotti, Rev365 Put Riceland on Holiday List
Riceland has big name recognition in Arkansas, a state that truly qualifies as America’s rice land, but the company is hoping to raise its profile elsewhere.
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Local Retailers Provide Sources of Corporate Giving
It’s the most wonderful time of the year — for corporate gift-giving, that is.
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Beer Garden Makes Home In East Village
The Rail Yard is the culmination of an idea at least two years in the making, an urban beer garden in Little Rock’s increasingly lively East Village.
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'Hey Boss — You’re Fired!' (Barry Goldberg On Leadership)
The fired boss is more and more left out of the loop, not consulted, worked around and occasionally even publicly challenged by his direct reports. And the worst part is, the more he is ignored by the organization that reports to him, the more he grasps for control.
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Disputes Doomed John Daly Steakhouse
The John Daly Steakhouse belatedly opened on Front Street in Conway in September 2017 with high hopes of becoming the flagship of a national chain. Instead, it crashed in just 10 months.
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Kennedy Coffee Controversies Brew Grounds for Legal Malpractice
What began last year in Benton County as an action by founder of Kennedy Coffee Roasters to recover money owed for selling part of his business turned into a highly unfavorable judgment rendered against him in Washington County.
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Black Hills Energy Buys Gas Office (NWA Real Deals)
The 655 E. Millsap Road site was the home of Source Gas, the natural gas utility bought by Black Hills in 2016. The office and site cover more than 3.5 acres.
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