Bad Boy Mowers

The project at a former clothing distribution center is expected to create 50 jobs. read more >

The school is part of a nationwide trend in which small colleges use football to boost enrollment, school spirit and maybe even the bottom line. read more >

Bad Boy Mowers says it will expand its campus in Batesville and create 300 new jobs over the next five years. read more >

Bad Boy Mowers, the Batesville zero-turn mower maker known for its sports marketing, just refreshed its playbook. read more >

The value of big deals in Arkansas plummeted 85% in 2019 compared with the previous year, dropping to $7.9 billion compared with a stratospheric $53.9 billion in 2018. read more >

With a boost from business and business friendly policies, Independence County has vaulted to the top of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission's incentive tier rankings. read more >

Intimidator Inc.'s up-by-the-bootstraps saga helped turn the Independence County Industrial Park into a commercial mower hotbed, but it's also a tale of rivalry, strife and acceptance with rival Bad Boy Inc. read more >

Maybe a thousand feet as the crow flies separates the Intimidator plant from the Bad Boy facility in the Independence County Industrial Park. And though Intimidator is the startup, it lays claim to the 1 Bad Boy Blvd. address; Bad Boy is at 102 Industrial Drive. read more >

Bad Boy Mowers of Batesville, which makes a range of zero-turn lawn mowers for residential and commercial use, has begun exporting mowers to Australia. read more >

Bad Boy Mowers of Batesville has hauled its cross-town competitor into court over allegations that it’s infringing on a Bad Boy patent for lawnmowers. read more >

The company will invest $7.8 million in a 68,000-SF facility on 10 acres across from its 1 million-SF, 29-acre facility. The expansion will add 160 future jobs, bringing employment to about 750 workers. read more >

David Brogdon, a Batesville native, became an accountant because he wanted to be “an important part of a growing company.” He’s achieved that goal at Bad Boy Mowers, which he joined in 1998. read more >

Bad Boy Mowers of Batesville marks the completion of a $7.4 million expansion it said will create more than 200 jobs over the next five years. read more >