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Longtime friends and architects Charles Witsell, left, and Gordon Wittenberg have completed a book that chronicles many of the structural landmarks of Little Rock completed between 1833 and 1950.
Construction / Education / Government & Politics

New Book Recalls Little Rock’s Architectural History

The architecture firms of Wittenberg Delony & Davidson and Witsell Evans & Rasco have been present for the design and restoration of scores of Little Rock landmarks. Two retired principals of those firms, Gordon Wittenberg and Charlie Witsell, have completed a book. “Architects of Little Rock, 1833-1950,” profiling many of those landmarks and the stories behind them. read more >
Bank money allegedly used for a house for Hunter Stuart, a former bank VP, reportedly was portrayed as costs linked to two One Banc branches in Little Rock, including this one on Chenal.
Banking & Finance / Business Services / Construction

Feds Studying Suspect Paperwork Tied to One Bank

Officials at Hydco Inc., a North Little Rock general contracting firm, and the Little Rock architectural firm of Witsell Evans & Rasco are among those who have been questioned about alleged work done for the $439.7 million-asset lender. read more >
Builders of El Dorado High School used wood throughout the building. According to Woodworks.org, wood lowers a building's cabon footprint through "avoided" greenhouse gas emissions.
Construction / Education / Government & Politics

Wood Increasingly Used In School Construction

A change four years ago in state guidelines has led to an increasing use of wood in school construction. One of the highest profile examples of wood construction in an education facility is the $43.2 million 322,500-SF El Dorado High School, which opened a year ago. read more >