3 Fayetteville Townhome Projects Sell for $10.2M (NWA Real Deals) 
Investors from Idaho paid $10.2 million for three student townhome projects in Fayetteville. read more >
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Marty Cook joined Arkansas Business in October 2013 after 19 years as an award-winning newspaper reporter. He covers the transportation industry and northwest Arkansas businesses.
Marty, a native of Shreveport, graduated from Missouri in 1993 with a bachelor of journalism. He has three daughters and lives in Prairie Grove.
Investors from Idaho paid $10.2 million for three student townhome projects in Fayetteville. read more >
America's Car-Mart Inc. of Rogers is making the switch from a collections company that sold cars to a car company that's good at collections. read more >
A year ago, Arvest Bank crossed the $2 billion mark in mortgage volume in late June. This year, the bank soared past that mark in May, the earliest in company history. read more >
No official has given a hard date for when the six-lane Interstate 40 bridge across the Mississippi River will reopen for traffic, but it is beginning to look like the end of July is a good bet. read more >
After a year in the barrel, spirit makers in Arkansas welcome tasters and tours. read more >
West Memphis Mayor Marco McClendon says his town of approximately 25,000 has “probably” lost about $1.5 million in tax revenue. read more >
Inspired and adapting, women business owners in Arkansas forge ahead after COVID-19. read more >
A Pennsylvania investor paid $10 million for the Champions Club student apartment complex in Fayetteville. read more >
The Arkansas Supreme Court said jury trials could resume at the beginning of May, meaning a stack of criminal cases finally have their chance to see resolution. read more >
The shutdown of the Interstate 40 bridge over the Mississippi River and the subsequent logistical nightmare are shining a light on an age-old problem. America's infrastructure is old. read more >
