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Kirk Lane is resigning to serve as director of the Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership.
Government & Politics / Health Care

State Drug Director Kirk Lane Resigns

His Arkansas Naloxone Program has saved thousands of lives, officials said. read more >
The Arkansas Municipal League is the new owner of a 2.4-acre lot at 201 Maple St. in North Little Rock. (Parcel dimensions are approximate and shown for illustration only.)
Construction / Investments / Nonprofits

Municipal League Buys Elbow Room for $2.2M (Real Deals)Lock Icon

The Arkansas Municipal League, led by Mark Hayes, acquired a 2.4-acre parcel at the southwest corner of Broadway and Maple Street from Maple Holdings LLC, led by Greg Nabholz. read more >
Kirk Lane and Scott Ellington at last month's Arkansas Municipal League convention in Little Rock
Government & Politics / Nonprofits / Transportation

Municipal League Recognizes Lane, Ellington (Movers & Shakers)

Kirk Lane and Scott Ellington were honored recently at the Arkansas Municipal League’s 84th convention in Little Rock. read more >
Some malls have been decimated by increasing retail sales online, but Park Plaza in Little Rock boasts more than a  90 percent occupancy rate, with an H&M store scheduled to move in by the end of the year.
Business Services / Government & Politics / Media & Marketing

Municipal League Seeks Special Session to Collect Online Sales TaxLock Icon

It may be futile, but several Arkansas cities are urging Gov. Asa Hutchinson to hold a special session to pass legislation to force out-of-state online retailers to start collecting sales taxes. read more >
The abandoned Majestic Hotel is now owned by the city of Hot Springs. 
Business Services / Construction / Energy

Arkansas Municipalities Left to Clean up After Property Owners Leave Mess

Dealing with property owners who neglect dilapidated commercial buildings is becoming a growing problem for cities, especially when they crumble, Pine Bluff Mayor Debe Hollingsworth said. Other officials in cities and towns in Arkansas agree with her. read more >
The McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System opened to commercial traffic in 1970 and helps transport goods up the 420-foot rise in elevation between the Mississippi River and Catoosa, Okla.
Agriculture & Poultry / Construction / Government & Politics

Fort Smith, Fayetteville Mayors See Need for Deeper Arkansas River

Many mayors of Arkansas cities would like to see the Arkansas River’s shipping channel deepened from 9 feet to 12 feet to facilitate more efficient barge traffic. Deeper water means heavier barges, and that means lower shipping costs, which means cheaper products for the rest of us. read more >