Dave & Buster’s

Grif Stockley and James “Buster” Corley found opportunity in Arkansas. Stockley died Jan. 4, and Corley died Jan. 2. read more >

The Dave & Buster’s concept was born of Corley’s experience operating Buster’s Bar & Restaurant in Little Rock’s Union Station. read more >

The restaurant chain, known for its games, drinks and atmosphere, has named Little Rock marketing firm Mangan Holcomb Partners as its agency of record in launching its Rogers location. read more >

Dave & Buster's says its first northwest Arkansas location is scheduled to open within the next year. read more >

Word is making the rounds that Dave & Buster's of Dallas is coming to Rogers' Pinnacle Hills Promenade Mall. read more >

National Retail Properties Ltd. of Orlando, Florida, bought the 30,346-SF Dave & Buster's project at 10900 Bass Pro Parkway from Dave & Busters of Arkansas Inc. of Dallas. read more >

A trio of west Little Rock properties have come together for this week’s multimillion-dollar transactions. read more >

Sharon Tallach Vogelpohl and her team at Mangan Holcomb Partners are veterans of free media, particularly in restaurant grand openings. The Little Rock advertising and PR firm handled June’s buzzy takeoff of the Dave & Buster’s location on Bass Pro Parkway in Little Rock. read more >

Chuck Beyer, general manager of Dave & Buster’s at 10900 Bass Pro Parkway in Little Rock, is excited about opening a Dave & Buster’s in the city where the concept for the Dallas-based company was born. read more >

The long-anticipated Dave & Buster’s will open its first Arkansas location at The Grove at Gateway Town Center in mid June. read more >

Developers of the Gateway Town Center in Little Rock said Wednesday that Movie Tavern, a dine-in movie theater chain, is planning a new theater at the shopping center. read more >

A 4,505-SF retail project in west Little Rock tipped the scales at $3.84 million. A 5.4-acre commercial site at Little Rock’s Gateway Town Center development weighed in at $2.36 million. And a MedExpress site in midtown Little Rock changed hands in an $880,000 deal. read more >

A 125-unit apartment complex in Little Rock, a Dave & Buster’s site in Little Rock, a North Little Rock rent-to-own store, a Country Club home, a west Pulaski County residence and undeveloped land in Conway provide this week’s six-pack of million-dollar transactions. read more >

Next summer, Dave & Buster’s, based in Dallas and co-founded by Corley and Corriveau in 1982, will be opening a location in Little Rock, its first in Arkansas. D&B now has almost 11,000 employees and 73 stores, including one in New York’s Times Square. The Arkansas arrival comes 33 years after its founders opened Buster's in Little Rock's Union Station. read more >

Dave & Buster’s wouldn’t have made it to Little Rock without the help of state Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson of Little Rock, who sponsored a bill to attract the Dallas-based chain to Arkansas. read more >

Little Rock appears to be growing closer to getting a Dave & Buster’s, the restaurant-arcade chain that originated in the city. read more >

The Arkansas Senate has approved a bill that could help lure a restaurant chain to the state. read more >