Courtney Little

The plant will produce an ultra-lightweight foamed glass aggregate that will save weight and costs in road projects across Arkansas. read more >

Batesville Schools Superintendent Michael Hester told of solar energy savings from an Entegrity-built system that funded raises of at least $4,000 a year for the nearly 250 teachers on his payroll. read more >

Arkansas builders are incorporating solar energy into everyday projects, from residences to commercial businesses to schools to prisons. read more >

A major renovation that includes a 2-acre, 140-kilowatt solar array is underway at 3101 Dugan St. in Little Rock, which will become the new home of Ace Glass Construction Corp. in a matter of weeks. read more >

The American Subcontractors Association, a national trade organization, has elected Courtney Little of ACE Glass Construction in Little Rock as its 2018-19 president. read more >

A yearlong debate over the value of self-generated electricity in Arkansas is boiling down to a duel in the sun. read more >

Tom Jacobs wondered if the sunshine pouring onto his 1,200 acres might feasibly power some of his farm operations in DeWitt, so he volunteered to become a guinea pig. read more >

Courtney Little, president of ACE Glass Construction in Little Rock, has been named chairman of the CareLink board of directors. He replaces Stacey Duckett, who died in March. read more >