Lee Hogan joined Arkansas Business in 2014. In addition to his work with ArkansasBusiness.com, he writes for other ABPG publications, including Little Rock Soirée.
Hogan graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a degree in print journalism. Before joining the Arkansas Business team, he was a reporter with the Log Cabin Democrat in Conway and also spent time as an online intern at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He is on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn.
Jack and Corri Sundell, owners of The Root, received a $150,000 grant from JPMorgan Chase. The Root was one of 20 grant recipients in the JPMorgan Chase Mission Main Street program, and the only one in Arkansas. read more >
The property, at 242 Donaghey Ave., is currently occupied by a Papa John's restaurant, owned by Ozark Pizza Co. LLC of Little Rock. The offer would pay Ozark Pizza Co. $236,000 for the .12-acre lot and another $164,000 if the property is vacated by April 15. read more >
The $2 billion, 720-mile transmission line would deliver wind energy from the Oklahoma panhandle to customers in Tennessee and Arkansas. The project would provide renewable energy to more than one million homes annually. read more >
The Wal-Mart Arkansas Music Pavilion has announced the first group of artists to perform in the 2015 season, and the list includes rock bands and country music performers. read more >
The state's politicos react to inauguration day in Arkansas, which included Asa Hutchinson taking the oath as governor. read more >
Gov.-elect Asa Hutchinson has named Larry Walther as the new director of the Department of Finance & Administration. read more >
Little Rock was recently selected as the No. 3 Best State Capital in a readers' choice award by USA Today and 10Best. read more >
Fort Smith remained atop the Arkansas Tech Business Index while Rogers and Russellville enjoyed the largest increases according to economic activity from October. read more >
Chef Shuttle has grown to cover much of central Arkansas, and now the company plans to expand into surrounding markets. read more >
Gov.-elect Asa Hutchinson says it makes sense for the Legislature to address his tax cut proposal early in the upcoming legislative session, and says he expects quick action from the state's lawmakers. read more >
