Regal UA Breckenridge Faces Ticket Troubles
Battered by the pandemic, a cinema mainstay in west Little Rock’s Breckenridge Village Shopping Center, is battling financial woes. read more >
Battered by the pandemic, a cinema mainstay in west Little Rock’s Breckenridge Village Shopping Center, is battling financial woes. read more >
Hopeful new tenants at Breckenridge Village, the Riverdale Center and Pavilion in the Park share a new vision for how aging commercial properties can bring back customers. read more >
Builders aim to fill demand, remake work environments near Walmart’s new home. read more >
From Little Rock to Rogers to Mountain Home, bright young talent spans our state. For the 13th year, Arkansas Business is proud to introduce 20 of the freshest faces in business and community service. read more >
Aristotle chief says hurdle is costly and likely to keep small firms out of program. read more >
Central Arkansas Water plans extensive renovation of the Jack H. Wilson Water Treatment Plant in west Little Rock, with rate increase on the horizon. read more >
The NWA coffee company with a green attitude, from solar heat to ecological bags. read more >
‘Crypto mining’ set for Newport, Little Rock and Walnut Ridge; Pine Bluff says no. read more >
President and CEO of the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce hopes to continue attracting new residents and businesses. read more >
The measure was granted conditional approval while supporters try to get the Arkansas Supreme Court to restore its rejected ballot title. read more >
T-Time and Topgolf ventures are moving forward while plans for another project, BigShots, remain veiled. read more >
A new proposed new state funding formula would route broadband grants only to internet service providers that can cover 25% of the upfront costs, possibly leaving out smaller providers. read more >
Despite a lingering legal challenge, the Cherokee Nation Businesses has assembled 182 acres from a dozen sellers for its planned Pope County casino. read more >
Other Arkansas cities plan greenways of their own. read more >
Company faces headwinds as costs for feed and labor threaten production goals. read more >
The Fayetteville-based farmland investing company has tripled the amount of money placed into farms since September and recently added timberland to its portfolio. read more >
What’s behind this surge in announced sawmill updates and expansions? Historically high lumber prices. read more >
Farmers and Arkansas solar developers are defending a boom in agricultural solar these days as the Russian invasion of Ukraine threatens world grain supplies and sun power awaits new incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act. read more >
Since the early 1970s, the number of U.S. farms has continued to decline, but much more slowly. read more >
The data firm Statista looked at the market in April, dividing it by drone type: hybrid-wing, fixed-wing and rotary-wing. read more >
