Rush Harding

They said it, we only quoted them. Here are some of the best things said in 2022. read more >

The downtown restaurant has been closed since July for renovations, but has big plans for the future. read more >

An affiliate of American Realty Capital purchased the 314,236-SF retail center in North Little Rock. read more >

He has agreed to take up to a 25% ownership stake in Carty & Company Inc. and will sit on its board of directors. read more >

A west Little Rock motel is the first out the gate in a field of 10 million-dollar real estate transactions in Pulaski County. read more >

Rush Harding, a name long synonymous with the Crews & Associates bond brokerage in Little Rock that is owned by First Security Bancorp of Searcy, is now working for Bank OZK. read more >

The University of Central Arkansas has launched the public phase of the largest fundraising effort in its history. read more >

This week’s six-pack of real estate transactions encompasses a town home project in Conway, a mixed portfolio of Pulaski County property north of the Arkansas River, a tele-store in west Little Rock, a retail project in southwest Little Rock, an office building in Little Rock’s Riverdale area and a restaurant in Benton. read more >

Sales of luxury homes in Pulaski County jumped in 2016 to a number not seen since Arkansas Business began tracking them in 2004 – 29 homes sold for $1 million or more, up from 20 in 2015. read more >

Little Rock restaurateur Jim Keet is joining forces with restaurant industry veteran Louis Petit to open Petit & Keet Bar & Grill in the former 1620 Savoy at 1620 Market St. in west Little Rock. Keet expects renovations to take a couple of months and hopes to be open for business by mid-November. read more >

Rush and Linda Harding have pledged $500,000 to benefit the Norbert O. Schedler Honors College at the University of Central Arkansas. read more >

Apartment land in North Little Rock and a manor and doughnut development in west Little Rock provide our trio of million-dollar transactions. read more >

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1620 Savoy announced Tuesday that it had closed on Saturday, Jan. 9 after 25 years in Little Rock. read more >

An announcement may be coming that Chef Lee Richardson, the celebrated former executive chef at the Capital Hotel, is taking his talents (in some form) to Cache, the restaurant owned by Rush Harding and his son, Payne. read more >

Denis Seyer, a famed Little Rock restaurateur, has been named "chief consultant" for RH Cuisine, which owns the 1620 Savoy and the new Cache Restaurant in the River Market District. read more >

Cache co-owners Rush Harding and his son Payne are determined to be ready for their restaurant's opening in the River Market, housed in the nearly-completed Arcade Building. read more >

Cache, the upscale restaurant now under construction in the Arcade Building in the River Market District in downtown Little Rock, is aiming for a holiday grand opening. read more >

Crews & Associates, the Little Rock bond brokerage, reaches a settlement with the Arkansas Securities Department over its role in selling $17 million worth of debentures for a defunct oil and gas exploration company called Bamco Gas LLC. read more >

Moses Tucker Real Estate's three-story construction project in the Little Rock River Market District includes an upscale restaurant in its designs. read more >