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Tractor Supply to Build $100M Distribution Center in Maumelle
It's expected to create 450 jobs. read more >
Cypress Cold Storage Opens $13M Expansion, Creates 30 Jobs
Cypress Cold Storage, a provider of temperature-controlled warehouse space and services for the food sector, announces the grand opening of a $13 million expansion at its Maumelle facility. read more >
Amazon to Open Delivery Station in Maumelle
Amazon of Seattle will open a new delivery station at 400 Sharkey Drive in Maumelle later this year, creating "dozens" of full-time and part-time jobs, the company says. read more >
Maumelle Site Ready for Business, Entergy’s Games Says
Danny Games knows a good industrial site when he sees one, and as Entergy Arkansas' director of business and economic development, he and his team have identified one on 121 acres near Maumelle High School. read more >
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