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Samantha and Chris Tanner
Government & Politics / Health Care / Restaurants & Food

Chris Tanner Ready and Willing for Phase 2 of Restrictions

An increase in new coronavirus cases last week means the state has put off “phase two,” the relaxation of restrictions designed to prevent its spread, including those involving restaurants. read more >
Ted Herget, the owner of Gearhead Outfitters of Jonesboro.
Business Services / Media & Marketing / Restaurants & Food

In Coronavirus Outbreak, Arkansas Businesses Fight for Their FutureLock Icon

The voices of small-business owners in Arkansas betray their anxiety, even anguish approaching grief, as they fight for their future — and a future for their employees — in a world upended by a deadly pandemic. read more >
Veteran restaurateur Chris Tanner has ideas for the venerable Oyster Bar.
Construction / Real Estate

Chris Tanner Cracks Shell on Oyster Bar PlansLock Icon

Chris Tanner talks about his plans for buying the legendary Oyster Bar in Little Rock's Stifft Station neighborhood. read more >
Rebel Kettle Brewing, 822 E. Sixth Street in Little Rock.
Investments / Real Estate / Restaurants & Food

Rebel Kettle, Just Opened, Plans to Grow

Only three months after opening Rebel Kettle Brewing in east Little Rock on March 21, co-owner Jason Polk is thinking about enlarging the kitchen of the microbrewery/restaurant. read more >
The Fulk Building, at the southwest corner of 3rd and Main Streets, houses CJRW, Arkansas' largest advertising and marketing firm, in a 21,000 SF office, and an estimated $4.2 million has been invested in the project.
Business Services / Construction / Investments

CJRW Marks a Year as a Main Street Mainstay

When Mark Raines peeked inside the Fulk Building a couple of years ago, he couldn’t believe CJRW was considering it as a future home. The historic building at Main and Third streets in Little Rock had long been the home of Bennett’s Military Supplies. read more >
Samantha and Chris Tanner, owners of Cheers in the Heights and Samantha’s Tap Room & Wood Grill. | (Photo by Wil Chandler)
Construction / Real Estate / Restaurants & Food

Main Street, Restaurants and the Big Mo

The recent announcement that another new restaurant will be opening on Little Rock’s Main Street lends weight to the idea that this part of downtown has the “big mo,” the momentum to keep diners coming to what once was a pretty sketchy part of town past 5 p.m. read more >