Pinnacle Mountain State Park
Scooping up Success: Loblolly Creamery Delivers Flavors of Arkansas
Co-owner Sally Mengel likes to think Loblolly won over hearts and mouths as a hometown business making high-quality products from scratch with locally sourced ingredients. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
UA GORP Incubator Gets $1.2M to Expand
The University of Arkansas’ Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program has received a $1.2 million grant to expand its work supporting outdoor startups in Arkansas. The grant, from the U.S. Economic Development […] read more >
by Lance Turner -
Arkansas Parks Celebrate 100 Years
A yearlong birthday bash will promote notable events and upgrades at some of the most popular state parks in Arkansas. read more >
by George Waldon -
CDI Contractors Looks to Texas to Expand
Now in its third decade, CDI Contractors is growing its headcount in 2023, surpassing its origins as Dillard’s Inc.’s in-house contractor. read more >
by George Waldon -
Mini-Storage Facility Unloaded for $3.7M
A 621-unit mini-storage project in Jacksonville kicks off this week’s list of million-dollar real estate transactions in Pulaski County. read more >
Blue Mountain Connects Recreation Dots Just Minutes From Little Rock
There’s gold in the hills of the Maumelle Pinnacles, both in natural splendor and spending by nature lovers, and Arkansas is ready to seize it. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
$6M Effort Underway to Conserve Blue Mountain
The Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission and The Nature Conservancy in Arkansas announces an effort to conserve the 458-acre Blue Mountain, the westernmost peak in the Maumelle Pinnacles chain. read more >
Funding Legacy Supports Arkansas State Parks, Keeps Coffers Full
The conservation tax approved by Arkansas voters in 1996 remains a dynamic funding source to help upgrade and maintain the 52 state parks in Arkansas. “Without the conservation tax, we couldn’t do what we’re doing,” said Grady Spann, director of Arkansas State Parks. read more >
by George Waldon -
Central Arkansas Water Increases Its Holdings in Lake Maumelle Watershed
Central Arkansas Water is winding down its property acquisitions, $36 million in purchases made to protect Lake Maumelle as a prime source of drinking water. read more >
by George Waldon -