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Rusty Meeks Steps Down as President of Arkansas Travelers, Joins State Department of Finance

His time with the Minor League Baseball franchise spanned more than two decades, beginning in his youth as a bat boy. read more >
Health Care / Media & Marketing / Tourism

Arkansas Travelers Strike Deal With CHI St. Vincent for Field Naming Rights

The five-year deal is the first field naming-rights agreement for the Minor League Baseball team. read more >
Construction / Industry / Real Estate

Parkwood Center Sells in $3.7M Transaction (Real Deals)Lock Icon

A 16,000-SF retail project in Little Rock weighed in at $3.7 million. read more >
Banking & Finance / Industry / Investments

Arkansas Travelers Eye New Opportunities as Team Shifts From Local to Corporate Ownership

On May 9, after 64 years, local ownership of the Arkansas Travelers’ Class AA minor league baseball team ended when the club was acquired by Diamond Baseball Holdings. read more >
Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock is the home of the Arkansas Travelers.
Investments / Media & Marketing / Tourism

Arkansas Travelers Board Approves Sale of Team to Diamond Baseball Holdings

The new owners, backed by a powerful private equity group, have acquired more than 30 Minor League Baseball teams over the past three years. read more >
Tourism

Rusty Meeks Returns as Travelers CEO

In June, Meeks said that he was taking a job as director of Practice Plus of Little Rock, a provider of business services and support to physicians’ practices in Arkansas. read more >
Tourism

Rusty Meeks Steps Down as Travelers CEO

Sophie Ozier, the team's first female general manager, is now its top executive. read more >
Media & Marketing / Tourism

Travs Move Radio Broadcasts to ‘The Buzz’ Sister Station

Steven Davis is set to return for his seventh season as the broadcaster for the Travelers. read more >
Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock is the home of the Arkansas Travelers.
Banking & Finance / Tourism

Dickey-Stephens Park is Latest Venue to Go Cashless

Central Arkansas' longtime minor league team said the move will help shorten wait times at concession stands and the gift store. read more >
Sophie Ozier was named general manager of the Arkansas Travelers in November.
Business Services / Media & Marketing / Tourism

No Boys Club AnymoreLock Icon

Sophie Ozier, Arkansas Travelers' first female general manager, has been making strides as the exception to the rule in professional baseball. read more >
Rusty Meeks, CEO of the Arkansas Travelers, says the minor league ballclub and the city of North Little Rock have made real progress in dividing up the cost of extensive renovations to Dickey-Stevens Park, the Travs’ riverside home.
Construction / Government & Politics / Media & Marketing

CEO Puts All Doubt to Rest: Travelers to Stay Put in NLRLock Icon

Rusty Meeks says the minor league organization and the city of North Little Rock are navigating splitting the cost of renovations to Dickey-Stephens Park. read more >
Government & Politics / Legal / Tourism

Ex-Chief Looks in RearviewLock Icon

Retired North Little Rock Police Chief Mike Davis had his head in a new game. read more >
Government & Politics / Health Care

Arkansas Aims to Reach 50% Vaccinated in 3 Months

Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Tuesday set a goal to have half of the state's population at least partially vaccinated against the coronavirus within the next three months. read more >
Jim Jackson and his wife, Lisa Ferrell, are developers of Rockwater Village in North Little Rock.
Construction / Real Estate / Tourism

Rockwater Village Draws More Residents

The North Little Rock residential development along the Arkansas River proves appeal of traditional homes. read more >
Tourism

Arkansas Travelers Sign as Farm Team with Seattle Mariners

The Arkansas Travelers Double-A Texas League baseball team has a new player development contract with the Seattle Mariners Major League team. read more >
The repair process for the sinkholes at Dickey-Stephens Park required a replacement of the drainage system. 
Construction / Tourism

$425K in the Hole: Dickey-Stephens Park Ready for Opening Day

After three months of replacement and repairs, the Arkansas Travelers are hoping the only thing sinking on the baseball field come April 7 is a pitch or two. read more >
Gretchen Hall, chief of the LRCVB, thinks some drivers may choose to avoid rush hour while the Broadway Bridge is being rebuilt.
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Cautious Optimism for Rebuilding Broadway Bridge

Motorists who regularly drive downtown may dread next year’s replacement of the Broadway Bridge, but Little Rock and transit officials don’t expect the $98.4 million project to cause many problems for area businesses. read more >
Bill Valentine on the April 2007 cover of Little Rock Soirée magazine.
Media & Marketing / Tourism

Ex-Arkansas Travelers General Manager Bill Valentine Dies

The longtime general manager of the Arkansas Travelers has died at the age of 82. read more >
Phil Elson calls a game for the Arkansas Travelers baseball team in North Little Rock.
Media & Marketing

Phil Elson Named Voice of Razorbacks Baseball, Women’s Basketball

The longtime voice of the Arkansas Travelers is set to become the voice of the Arkansas Razorbacks' baseball and women's basketball teams. read more >
Rainouts contributed to a drop in attendance this year, to 293,749 compared with 308,109 last year.
Tourism

Dickey-Stephens Park Ranked No. 153 In the Nation

The latest rankings of minor league baseball parks by Stadium Journey magazine find Dickey-Stephens in North Little Rock at No. 153 on the list of 160 parks around the country. read more >