Diamond Bear Brewing Co.

Owner Russ Melton just turned 67 and is interested in retiring. But he hopes this isn't the brewery's last call. read more >

Craft brewers in Arkansas, like a lot of businesses in the state, appeared to be on track to make 2020 a banner year, and then COVID-19 struck. read more >

Tourism officials around the state are banking on growing interest in craft beers, leveraging the brewing industry’s popularity to draw business to breweries and to the state’s other attractions. read more >

The explosive growth of the craft brewing industry in Arkansas is causing the brewers themselves and state regulators to re-evaluate the rules governing the sector, a re-evaluation that has the potential to lead to new state laws. read more >

Last Thursday, Diamond Bear Brewing Co. opened its Arkansas Alehouse restaurant, allowing owner and President Russ Melton to prove his theory: retail complements production, alehouse complements brewhouse. read more >

Diamond Bear Brewing Co. has officially opened its new restaurant, Arkansas Alehouse, at the site of its new headquarters at 600 N. Broadway in North Little Rock. read more >

Diamond Bear Brewing Co. is working to open a new restaurant, Arkansas Alehouse, this month at its new headquarters in North Little Rock. Includes video. read more >

LVP TPS Little Rock LLC of Lakewood, N.J., acquired the 92-room Townplace Suites by Marriott at 12 Crossings Court from TPLR Partners LLC of Fort Smith, led by Chris Whitt. read more >