Austin Samuelson

The Dōblé Mexican Cafe menu features unique flavor pairings, such as a fresca salad with zucchini, chickpeas and a zingy lime vinaigrette. read more >

The new restaurant concept, Dōblé Mexican Café, will feature many of the same menu items in a smaller format and setting. read more >

Little Rock apartments, the home of a Bryant fitness center and three area restaurants are the highlights of several recent million-dollar deals. read more >

Arkansas Storage Centers VII LLC, led by Stuart Finley, bought Scott Storage at 8007 Counts Massie Road. read more >

A 1,360-acre slice of paradise in Lonoke County, an industrial project near the Little Rock Port, a west Little Rock eatery and apartments in Little Rock’s Hillcrest area provide this week’s quartet of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >

Tacos 4 Life of Conway said Tuesday that it has expanded into Oklahoma, with a restaurant scheduled to open in Tulsa in mid-2019. read more >

Conway-area employers need talent, and the community should tell young people that they can snag high-paying jobs without a college degree, business owners and educators said during the Outlook Conway event this week. read more >

Haag Brown Commercial Real Estate & Development of Jonesboro purchases the shopping center adjoining the Kroger Marketplace at Chenal Parkway and Kirk Road in west Little Rock for $4.4 million. read more >

Haag Brown Commercial Real Estate and Development unveiled on Tuesday The Reserve at Hill Park, a new lifestyle-oriented office project, in Jonesboro. read more >

Tacos 4 Life, the restaurant mini-chain based in Conway, appears poised to move beyond “mini-chain” status to plain “chain” status. read more >

Madison at Chenal LLC, led by Brandon Huffman and Graham Smith, bought the 5,000-SF office-warehouse at 15500 Kanis Road and an adjoining 12.8-acre tract. read more >

Tacos 4 Life plans to open its first location in Little Rock early next year at Shackleford Crossing Shopping Center. read more >

Businesses have had social impact for a long time, creating jobs and tax revenue for their communities. Yet social entrepreneurs are not content with the rising tide lifting all boats; instead, they go into business with a specific cause in mind. read more >