Responsible Growth Arkansas, a group promoting recreational marijuana legalization, has spent $45,000 split between a couple of Little Rock lobbying and consulting firms.
The new lock will allow for two-way traffic, easing the movement of larger, modern barges.
The deal adds a well-known line of zero-turn professional mowers to Toro's portfolio.
A global search for his replacement his underway. read more >
Private investment rocketed 32% higher, boosted by a surge in business inventories. read more >
The group behind the ballot question, Responsible Growth Arkansas, is chaired by former Arkansas House Democratic Leader Eddie Armstrong III. read more >
It believes the company, Plenty Farms, can help it deliver fresher produce to its stores. read more >
The seven-person committee provides guidance on international challenges in agriculture and food security. read more >
The U.S. jobless rate also declined, to 3.9% in December. read more >
The 2020 U.S. Census showed the three largest cities in central Arkansas all grew, with Little Rock passing the 200,000 mark to reach 202,591. read more >
Nikki Pfleger has been promoted to executive vice president, director of business banking solutions at Encore Bank of Little Rock. read more >
Jim Tubbs has joined Glaub Farm Management of Jonesboro as sales associate and farm financial consultant. read more >
Dr. Stacie Jones co-authored the study, which includes patients from Arkansas Children's Hospital. read more >
The money will help complete the district's primary canal system and provide agricultural water to 40,000 acres. read more >
The appointments align with the Denver-based company's statement that Arkansas is its most important territory. read more >
The omicron surge led to the decision. read more >
Federal prosecutors and Tyson Foods have expressed their displeasure with the latest sentencing postponement. read more >
Population growth in the United States, Arkansas and central Arkansas slowed from 2010-2020 compared with the previous decade, U.S. Census Bureau tallies and the accompanying chart show. read more >
Kelly Ashcraft, the president of Warren Bank & Trust, says technology and customer service are essential to staying relevant. read more >
The two licenses are expected to be issued by March. read more >
Uncertainty remains, but the good news is that Arkansas and the country seem to be nearing full employment. read more >
The round brings the Fayetteville company's total backing to $58 million since inception. read more >
The rule took effect Monday but the governor said businesses should not comply. read more >
Five Arkansas marijuana cultivators have put up $350,000 each to fund a ballot question committee about legalizing recreational use of their product. read more >
This installment of million-dollar real estate transactions features apartments, a pharmacy, a veterinarian clinic, a convenience store and a nightclub. read more >
Two events last week showed lawmakers seeking simple solutions to complex problems. But as most business owners and managers know, there's no such thing as a quick fix. read more >
Beth Quarles has been named director of local programs and regional outreach for the Office of Community Engagement at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. read more >
Justices began hearing oral arguments Friday. read more >
The project will create 100 new jobs. read more >
She was previously an executive in the pet health and commercial operations division of Elanco. read more >
The flurry of legal challenges, and subsequent temporary injunctions, has left many employers wondering what to do. read more >
The administration is targeting meat processing plants, which can shape the prices paid to farmers and charged to consumers. read more >
The suit alleges that Tyson's actions contributed to the deaths of of four workers. read more >
