Trinitas Ventures, a real estate development company in Lafayette, Indiana, bought the 2-acre site in downtown Fayetteville.

It may be a few months until Blue Crane announces what it plans to do with the property it bought in Bella Vista earlier this year, but city leaders believe the Walton heirs’ interest is a sign its time has come.

The number of licensed processors, who turn hemp flowers into cannabidiol (CBD) oil or hemp stalks and seeds into industrial-use fiber and feed, dropped from 35 in 2019 to four this year.

Major players are dominating the cold storage market nationally, but Arkansas still has plenty of room for local businesses to thrive.

Act 575 gives automatic approval in many cases for procedures and drugs ordered by physicians who have achieved a 90% standard on previous approvals from insurance providers.

Officials say the new bridge spanning the Mississippi River between West Memphis and Memphis is expected to cost $800 million.

The architecture and engineering firm takes a unique approach with its hospitality and entertainment clients.

John Calipari, the new head basketball coach at the University of Arkansas, paid $2.2 million for a home in the Clear Creek subdivision in Fayetteville.

The company started fiscal 2024 with two steady quarters, generating momentum and company optimism.

It was ARDOT’s first $1 billion project, it was ARDOT’s first design-build project, and, thanks to an unexpected sewer line location, it was the first time the department used an innovative glass filler compound in a building project.

The service center went online in May in Hickman, an unincorporated community near the river in Mississippi County, the largest steel-producing county in the United States.

One way the trucking industry can combat the ongoing driver shortage is by recruiting more women into the workforce.

The Bentonville lender has started using interactives teller machines, or ITMs. The devices work like a traditional ATM with the added benefit of having access to a live bank employee through video conferencing.

The engineering firm PEPM Group of Tulsa paid $2.35 million for the 10,028-SF office on East Millsap Road. PEPM, led by Yi Zhang, and the company lists the site as its Fayetteville branch home.

The fallout from a federal class-action lawsuit in Missouri is causing uncertainty among many in the real estate industry, including in Arkansas.

Wright’s fifth location will occupy a prime spot: on Eighth Street in the middle of Walmart’s 350-acre home office complex.

More than half of Arkansas’ 75 counties have seen their populations grow since 2020, and the state’s population is growing at close to 2%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

The townhome complex in west Springdale sold for $33.28 million to a Kansas City real estate investor.

Some northwest Arkansas farmers are scrambling in the wake of news from poultry companies like Tyson Foods Inc. of Springdale and Cooks Venture of Decatur (Benton County).

Electric vehicles are a great idea for the private automobile sector but not so much for the trucking industry.