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Mark Windle, vice president of Arkansas operations for Manhattan Road & Bridge, is project supervisor for an $87.4 million widening effort on I-630 in Little Rock.
Construction / Government & Politics / Real Estate

Counting the Days and Dollars on Widening I-630Lock Icon

Beginning this month, Mark Windle of Manhattan Road & Bridge will be juggling dozens of overlapping calendars, work crew schedules, traffic plans and subcontractors to hasten the $87.4 million widening of Interstate 630. read more >

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Amy Williams, executive director of Community Development at the Cabot Chamber of Commerce and Cabot Mayor Bill Cypert expect the $25 million Cabot North Interchange project to increase economic development once completed.
Construction / Government & Politics / Investments

Cabot Hopes Interchange Spurs Growth

A new $25.5 million U.S. Highway 67/167 interchange that Cabot residents helped pay for is set to open by the end of this year, and officials expect businesses to follow in its wake. read more >

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Nonprofits Goodwill Arkansas Builds Momentum: New Stores, Higher Revenue and Growing ServicesLock Icon
Brian Marsh, president and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Arkansas, discusses Goodwill’s free adult high school. At right, Goodwill’s newest store in west Little Rock is under construction and scheduled to open next month. [Karen E. Segrave]
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