Crafton Tull & Associates Inc.

While Gov. Asa Hutchinson's $300 million per year plan for highways will raise diesel prices for truckers, they'll eventually come out ahead through time saved and fewer equipment repairs, the Arkansas Trucking Association says. read more >

The health care industry is expanding to keep up with northwest Arkansas’ growing population, and it’s not just construction companies that are benefiting. read more >

Crafton Tull, a civil engineering and architecture firm, will open an office in Fayetteville in December. read more >

Watermark Residential of Indianapolis bought 17.7 acres at the northeast corner of Steele Boulevard and Van Asche Drive in Fayetteville for $4.3 million. read more >

John Johnson has been elected president of Williams & Dean Architecture Interior Design, and Heidi Stephens has been promoted to chief financial officer. Jesse Peterson and Mark Watts have been promoted to vice presidents. read more >

Matt Crafton, 47, is the CEO of Crafton Tull, the civil engineering and landscape architecture firm that his father, Bob, co-founded with Lem Tull in 1963. Crafton Tull is the state’s fifth-largest engineering firm, with offices in Arkansas and Oklahoma. read more >

Crafton Tull & Associates Inc. of Rogers has a new senior vice president. Mark Owings of Rogers, who previously served as architect for the company, will take over position from David Swearingen. read more >