The Hatcher Agency

Arkansas insurers report growth in recent years. read more >

Arkansas workers and employers are going for health savings account plans more rapidly than any other state since 2015. read more >

Connaway & Associates Equine Insurance Services Inc. in Little Rock is one of the nation’s largest insurance companies that specialize in insuring horses. read more >

Greg Hatcher, the CEO of The Hatcher Agency of Little Rock, has purchased the nearly 35,000-SF Gay Office Building at 300 S. Broadway St. in the capital city for $1.07 million. read more >

Insurance and health pros talk winners, losers and the future of the Affordable Care Act and its effects felt in Arkansas. read more >

Bill Halter is rooting for the sun, and not just because his company is developing several solar power projects around the state. read more >

Arkansas Business is once again seeking nominations of the state's most outstanding businesses, business executives and nonprofit organizations for its Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. read more >

Chasse Conque hopes to have the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s first wrestling coach on the campus by July 1. read more >

Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield’s remarkable 42.6 percent surge in revenue in 2014 over the previous year is mainly a result of the Affordable Care Act. read more >

Greg Hatcher of The Hatcher Agency says he did sell an interest in the downtown Little Rock insurance agency to Acrisure LLC of Caledonia, Michigan. read more >

Greg Hatcher is the author of three books, including “55 Steps to Outrageous Service.” read more >

Greg Hatcher has those words in big letters on the side of The Hatcher Agency in downtown Little Rock — “The Home of Outrageous Service” — and we all understand that he means outrageous in a good way, and anyone who has worked with his agency knows he means it. But last week, outrageous customer service took on a completely different meaning when a man named Ryan Block released a recording of his excruciating experience trying to cancel his Comcast service. read more >

An 8,245-SF retail project in west Little Rock is in the works after a $1.8 million land deal. A $1.75 million land buy in North Little Rock is preceding development of a 350,000-SF distribution facility. And a north Pulaski County enterprise is under new ownership after a $550,000 foreclosure sale. read more >

Thousands of people across the country are suing publicly traded Zimmer Inc. of Warsaw, Ind., for allegedly issuing a defective hip implant. One of the plantiffs is Greg Hatcher, owner of The Hatcher Agency. read more >

Two years after President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, officials at Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield still are scrutinizing the legislation to determine what it will mean for its organization and policyholders. read more >