Breckenridge Village
Root Cafe’s Second Location at Breckenridge Village to Open Early 2025
The Root Cafe’s second location at Breckenridge Village in Little Rock aims to open after the new year. Hiring for both locations will begin soon. read more >
Brewing Success: Coffee Shops Seen as Spur to Local Development
As new cafes sprout up across the state, they're stimulating the local economy in subtle ways, emerging as hubs for business meetings, networking and community gatherings. read more >
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New Breckenridge Restaurants Give Updated Opening Dates
The March 31, 2023, tornado delayed the redevelopment of Breckenridge, but progress is being made. read more >
The Root Cafe in Breckenridge Plans for Late 2024 Open
Owner Jack Sundell said he hopes to open the new restaurant in the fourth quarter of this year. read more >
Flyway Wings Its Way to Memphis
Last month, Flyway announced it was expanding into Memphis with the purchase of High Cotton Brewing Co. read more >
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Arkansas Year in Review: Top 10 Business Stories of 2023
Businesses and consumers in Arkansas and the rest of the country spent 2023 in the shadow of rising interest rates. Businesses dealt with other adversity, including rising insurance rates and a deadly March tornado. Other stories this year were more hopeful.
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Breckenridge Village to Undergo $2M in Tornado Repairs
Corco Construction of Conway will make repairs to Breckenridge Village following damage from the March 31 tornado. read more >
Little Rock’s Long Road to Recovery: Six Months After Tornado Damage
For some of the worst-hit commercial real estate and apartments, it could still be months before business is back to normal. read more >
by Lara Farrar -
Update: Breckenridge Village Redevelopment
“No one expected a tornado. I guess you never do," said Tommy Keet, who still has transformational plans for the retail center. read more >
Geyer Springs First Baptist Church to Undergo $6M Renovation
Churches, restaurants and offices feature in this week's million-dollar deals and construction. read more >
Little Rock Retail Sites Make Plans to Rebuild After Storm Damage
Three major west Little Rock retail centers waylaid by an EF3 tornado on March 31 are looking to regroup and rebuild. read more >
by George Waldon -
Arkansas Business Year in Review: Best & Worst of 2022
The highs and lows of a year in Arkansas business. read more >
Aging LR Commercial Centers Get a Refresh with New Development
Hopeful new tenants at Breckenridge Village, the Riverdale Center and Pavilion in the Park share a new vision for how aging commercial properties can bring back customers. read more >
by George Waldon -
Breckenridge Village: New Faces Pay $11.3M (Real Deals)
KBK-Breck LLC, led by James Keet III, purchased a controlling interest in Breckenridge Village from a local investment group. read more >
by George Waldon -
The Root Cafe Plans Second Location at Breckenridge Village
The farm-to-table favorite in SoMa is expanding. read more >
Owners See Breckenridge Village As ‘Restaurant-centric’ Destination
Restaurants both local and national have expressed interest in the center, said Jim Keet, chairman of JTJ Restaurants of Little Rock. read more >
by Jan Cottingham -
Delicious Food & Brew News for Central Arkansas
The common denominator in a series of dining developments is the Keet family’s JTJ Restaurants. read more >
Breckenridge Village Sale Adds Up to $11.3M
A group led by the Keet family announced the purchase of the Little Rock shopping center last week. read more >
Keet-Led Group Acquires Breckenridge Village; 4 Restaurants Part of Redevelopment Plan
A multi-million dollar redesign of the 8.9-acre property calls for new building exteriors, new signage, and a courtyard with amphitheater-style seating. read more >
Pickles & Ice Cream Moves to Breckenridge Village
Pickles & Ice Cream, one of Little Rock’s oldest maternity and baby stores, recently moved to a 4,590-SF storefront in Breckenridge Village at 10301 N. Rodney Parham Road. read more >
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