David Henry

In the bankruptcy filing, St. John’s showed $8.5 million in debts and $3.03 million in assets. read more >

Little Rock provides a trio of million-dollar transactions this week with an apartment complex, mansion and high-rise condo. read more >

In addition to a five-year prison sentence for mail fraud and tax evasion, attorney David Henry Sr. forfeited his Little Rock home as part of a restitution plan to pay back $1.02 million. read more >

Add one more to the pile of suits stacked on the remains of Little Rock’s Henry Corp. The latest strike against the former property management group is a complaint filed against the company’s leader, David Henry, and his ex-wife, Madeline Henry, by Bank of the Ozarks. read more >

The saga of Little Rock’s embattled Henry Corp. and its subsidiaries seems to be in its epilogue, with the company’s various managed properties falling under foreclosures and being scooped up by banks and other property management groups. read more >

David Henry told Arkansas Business in 2011 that he met and befriended Landan Mitchell in 2009 or so. Around the same time, Henry revealed that Henry Corp. needed a new head accountant, and Landan recommended his cousin Samuel for the job. read more >

Cantrell Heights LLC, led by John Bailey, purchased 126 units of the 198-unit troubled Valley Heights Apartments in a $4.4 million transaction. read more >

Since former attorney David P. Henry Sr. was accused of draining the trust fund of a prominent architect's family, he's also been indicted on counts of tax evasion, mail fraud and now, transporting funds into federally insured financial institutions. read more >

Trouble has been stacking up for Henry Management Inc., the company that runs the afflicted Valley Heights apartments in Little Rock. read more >