A Hard Sell: Home Prices Soar While Sales Plummet
Rising mortgage rates and low inventory hit Arkansas home sales hard. read more >
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Rising mortgage rates and low inventory hit Arkansas home sales hard. read more >
The North Little Rock provider of clinical and allied workers purchased Stogo of San Antonio to make it easier for nurses to pick up extra shifts. read more >
Storm losses took a toll on the company's bottom line. In addition to Arkansas, the company also wrote coverage in Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee. read more >
Rapid P&P LLC hopes to save money and be out of bankruptcy reorganization quicker by using a bankruptcy procedure that went into effect in February 2020. read more >
Go Forward Pine Bluff, the nonprofit formed to improve the southeast Arkansas city, will likely dissolve if a five-eighths-cent sales tax used to support the agency isn't renewed, its CEO says. read more >
Partners Jerry Lee Bogard and Rebecca Winemiller purchased 12,500 acres in hopes of selling sustainability credits. However, the credits never sold, and Bogard and Winemiller are now involved in a lawsuit over their business. read more >
The former president of HD Nursing says the company's recent lawsuit against him was in response to the federal lawsuit he filed against it in June. read more >
The new administrator marks the latest change to the hospital, which has struggled financially and made a trip to U.S. Bankruptcy Court. read more >
Authorities have accused Hyatt of failing to enter patients' rooms at Northwest Medical Center-Springdale Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit, where he was medical director between 2018 and May 2022. read more >
Westrock Coffee Co. of Little Rock reports a $26.8 million net loss and closes a $118.8 million equity raise. read more >
