David Hudson

Sebastian County just spent $5.1 million on energy-efficient lighting and air, as well as water-saving systems at its golf course and detention facility, all without spending a taxpayer nickel up front. read more >

Zack Hill, who joined the Few agency of Little Rock last year as its chief executive officer, will step into a partnership role with co-founder Arlton Lowry, the firm announced Wednesday. read more >

CJRW's director of digital services is departing to become CEO of the Few design and development agency, and GWL Advertising's digital account manager is shifting downtown to take his place. read more >

Cranford Co. of Little Rock won 20 awards overall in the regional ADDY Awards for the 10th District of the American Advertising Association in Fort Worth, Texas, finishing second to GSD&M of Austin, an agency of 400 employees. read more >

Cranford Co. was the big winner again at the recent Little Rock ADDY Awards at Rock Town Distillery, including Best of Show for its Twitter “Social Events” campaign, Best of Print for CARE’s “Paws on the Runway” and Best of Public Service for “Heifer Integrated Campaign.” read more >

David Allan, who founded Little Rock startup Acorn Hours and guided it through the 2014 fall installment of the ARK Challenge startup accelerator, has pivoted. Allan is the new CEO of Tagless Style, another Little Rock startup that participated in the ARK this fall. read more >

Since 2000, a number of Arkansas cities have built their own water parks, which typically feature water play areas and slides connected to swimming pools. read more >