Wild River Country

E-Stem Public Charter Schools Inc. purchased its junior high building at 123 W. Third St. from Southern Landlord LLC, an affiliate of Arkadelphia’s Southern Bancorp. read more >

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 >

Believe it or not, golf lovers may soon have their pick of not one, but two “off-course” golf entertainment venues in central Arkansas. read more >

Construction of a high-tech entertainment venue is on tap for the former site of the largest water park in Arkansas. read more >

A 240-unit apartment project in west Little Rock tipped the scales at $16.67 million. read more >

JTS Capital Realty 3 LLC, an affiliate of JTS Capital Group of Waco, Texas, recovered the North Little Rock water theme park at a $1.5 million foreclosure sale. read more >

Wild River Country in Little Rock has some new rides to usher in the 2015 season and celebrate 30 years of business. read more >

Wild River Country's attempt at bringing snow rides to the park resulted in “substantial additional costs and expenses and [it] suffered catastrophic damages, both financially and to its reputation," according to court filings by its attorney, David Grace of North Little Rock. read more >

After years spent sailing choppy financial waters that included a trip to bankruptcy court, Wild River Country in North Little Rock looks to right itself with new owners who promise to pump money into the 28-year-old water park. read more >

Here's how much quapark Holdings LLC, led by Morton Fishman of Riviera Beach, Fla., paid for Wild River Country, the 29-acre water park at 6820 Crystal Hill Road. read more >

North Little Rock water park Wild River Country has been acquired by a company called Aquapark and is now under new management, according to a press release. read more >