Arkansas Attorney General’s Office

This week’s Movers & Shakers features promotions, new hires, and honors across Arkansas in finance, education, health care, and more. read more >

Elms is founder and principal consultant at SafeHaven Security Group. read more >

Redevelopment activity is on the rise across the downtowns of Little Rock and North Little Rock with apartment, townhomes and reimagined historic buildings. read more >

Becky Heath has been promoted to vice president, network support technician, and Carla Vaughn has been promoted to senior human resources generalist. read more >

Arkansas Business reviewed hundreds of pages of transcripts and court documents to track the rise and fall of a business that quickly outgrew its management and the role a disgruntled employee played in its collapse. read more >

Joseph Schwartz, 63, who is facing state and federal charges, recently received another continuance in his case in U.S. District Court in New Jersey. read more >

The attorney general’s office has asked a federal judge to block the release of attorney-client and “work product”-privileged documents that a Little Rock attorney asked for under FOIA. read more >

Last month, Attorney General Tim Griffin struck a deal with Moses Tucker Partners in a lease-purchase agreement for Little Rock’s Boyle Building. read more >

The public-private venture Attorney General Tim Griffin struck with Moses Tucker Partners represents a momentous intervention for a neglected 12-story landmark. read more >

LeMaster was previously chief of communications for the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism. read more >

Country Medical Services of Arkansas Inc. abruptly closed the 40-bed hospital in 2004 but took no reasonable measures to destroy or protect patient records, a lawsuit alleged. read more >

The project will be matched with $250,000 in local funds. read more >