Sam McFadin

The minority partner in the failed John Daly Steakhouse project in Conway recently filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation, listing $4.7 million in debts. read more >

Conway businessman Sam McFadin, who was involved in the defunct John Daly Steakhouse, was charged last week with one count of felony terroristic threatening and once count of misdemeanor harassing communications. read more >

Agri properties in Monroe and Lonoke counties, a Conway motel and a North Little Rock animal hospital form this week’s quartet of million-dollar transactions. read more >

The John Daly Steakhouse belatedly opened on Front Street in Conway in September 2017 with high hopes of becoming the flagship of a national chain. Instead, it crashed in just 10 months. read more >

Sam McFadin, the former CEO of the John Daly Steakhouse in Conway, estimated his debts and assets were between $1 million and $10 million, according to the Sept. 14 bankruptcy filing. read more >

The Conway firm that provided environmental services to the oil and gas industries filed for bankruptcy liquidation last month, but it didn’t list many financial details. The amended filing reports M&M has $3.2 million in assets. read more >

Instead of soaring under new ownership, M&M Environmental Group, which provided environmental services to the oil and gas industries, went into a tailspin. So did the relationship between McFadin and the Omega Group; eventually the two sides deadlocked on whether to file for bankruptcy protection late last year. read more >

Topping the $1 million mark this week are a trio of Conway transactions involving mini warehouses and more plus a North Little Rock office building. read more >

The company announced 200 workers were laid off following a crash in Faulkner County. read more >