Hybar

With the announcement of the new U.S. Steel plant in Osceola, its seems like the momentum for growth in the area is only gaining traction. read more >

From housing incentives to historic preservation, Mississippi County Judge John Alan Nelson shares how the region is building more than just steel. read more >

Mississippi County has come so far, but one final step remains. read more >

The environmentally sustainable mill is producing rebar twenty-two months after Hybar broke ground on its 1,300-acre site in Osceola. read more >

The proposed U.S. Steel-Nippon Steel merger would be a game changer for Arkansas. read more >

Lexicon, W&W/AFCO Steel and Hybar remain optimistic about industry growth despite tariff uncertainties, pointing to environmental advantages of American steel and continued investment in the state. read more >

The best quotes of 2024 from Arkansas business leaders, innovators, and officials—insights on challenges, growth, and the unique spirit driving the state forward. read more >

Quanta said the transaction supports its goal of ensuring domestically-produced, sustainable materials for its projects at cost-effective prices. read more >

Arkansas steel giants like Blytheville-based Nucor-Yamato, as well as Big River Steel and Hybar of Osceola, are transforming Mississippi County into a hub of recycled steel, renewable energy and innovative technology. read more >

Hybar CEO Dave Stickler said Hybar will be investing close to $40 million to establish a facility in Arkansas. read more >

Executives are envisioning a vibrant short- and long-term future in steel for Arkansas, particularly in Mississippi County. read more >

The No. 1 deal was Nippon Steel’s planned $14.9 billion purchase of U.S. Steel. read more >