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Doug Hendrix, left, and his brother David Hendrix own Summerwood Partners LLC of Bryant, which owns convenience store chain Big Red and this year ranked No. 5 for revenue growth among the largest private companies in Arkansas.
Public Companies / Real Estate / Retail

Canadian Firm Will Buy Big Red Stores

The transaction for the fuel and convenience stores is expected to close in the first half of the year. read more >

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Everett Ford Land Co. LLC purchased nearly 18 acres at 19711, 19719, 19723 and 19725 Interstate 30 in Benton.
Banking & Finance / Business Services / Construction

Everett Ford Buys Benton RV Site for $5.6MLock Icon

A new location for a Benton auto dealership, a new home for a Little Rock television station and a Little Rock industrial property lead off a six-pack of notable real estate transactions. read more >

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