Chenal Bank Branch Growth Elevates Field of Competition 
by George Waldon – 3 days ago
Branching activity in west Little Rock is transforming a one-mile stretch of Chenal Parkway into a banker's boulevard.
Branching activity in west Little Rock is transforming a one-mile stretch of Chenal Parkway into a banker's boulevard.
PBC Properties LLC of Denver and The Mustard Seed LLC of Castle Rock, Colorado, purchased the County Line Business Center at 11419-11421 Stagecoach Road.
Noth LLC, led by Nancy Cullins, bought the 82-unit, 22,000-SF complex on South West End Street in Springdale.
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