Arvest Says Greenhaw's Fit for Foreclosure
Although Greenhaw’s Fine Men’s Wear at 10301 N. Rodney Parham Road in Little Rock shuttered last summer after 45 years in business, it remains embroiled in foreclosure litigation. read more >
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Pandemic Produces Pickup in Pot Purchases
State officials confirm a significant spike in medical marijuana sales, which has seen significantly bigger purchases by cannabis patients since the coronavirus outbreak. read more >
Forest Place Apartments Lights Up $29.3M Sale
Little Rock apartments, the home of a Bryant fitness center and three area restaurants are the highlights of several recent million-dollar deals. read more >
Plantiffs Take Stance Against Buffalo Brewing
Buffalo Brewing Co. has been sued, twice, by its former landlord and by a subcontractor. read more >
Mountain Home Ramada Inn Appeals County's High Appraisal
A hotel and an apartment complex are battling with the Equalization Board of Baxter County over the value of their property assessments. read more >
UAMS, Baptist Health Could Partner Up on Oncologists
An alliance is in the works between the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and Baptist Health of Little Rock involving oncology doctors. read more >
Petit Jean Electric Calls for Recusal of Ted Thomas
An unusual dustup between Petit Jean Electric Cooperative Corp. and Ted Thomas, chairman of the Arkansas Public Service Commission, has added complications to an expected ruling on solar compensation. read more >
Bella Vista Apartments in SWLR Sold for $7.9M
This week’s group represents a varied roster with a multifamily property in Little Rock, eateries in North Little Rock and west Little Rock, Conway homes, a west Little Rock office building and duplexes in Benton. read more >
Feds Seek to Keep Money From Tricare Kickback Scheme
In December, an attorney for Be Well Enterprises LLC delivered a check for $62,633 to the office of Cody Hiland, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas. read more >
Court Date Scheduled for PAM CFO Allen West
West, 52, is charged with third-degree battery, disorderly conduct and public intoxication, all misdemeanors, after an incident with an Uber driver in the early morning hours of Feb. 16. read more >
Developers Raise Funds for Hot Springs Retail Plaza
A Hot Springs company is raising $30 million for an entertainment project that will be modeled after Victory Park, the planned development in Dallas? read more >
Valley Ranch Nursing Home Sold for $7.8M
This week’s string of recent million-dollar deals begins with a west Little Rock nursing home. read more >
PAM CFO Allen West Arrested in Uber Incident
Fayetteville police said Allen West, the CFO of PAM Transport Inc. in Tontitown, used racial slurs and punched and spit on an Uber driver before his arrest in the early morning hours of Feb. 16 in downtown Fayetteville. read more >
NLR Mayor Sees Development Opportunities for Argenta
The city of North Little Rock is hoping for a major makeover of the downtown Argenta district, a development that would include a hotel, condos, shops and restaurants. read more >
Pulaski County Farmland Harvests $4.1M Sale
Farmland, a mini-storage project and a construction material facility form this week’s quartet of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >
Travel Slows Down in the Time of Covid-19
Arkansas still had no reported novel coronavirus cases by press time Thursday, but the spreading epidemic was starting to reverberate in Arkansas’ tourism industry, the state’s second largest behind agriculture. read more >
Legal Blues Continue for Blue Canoe Crew
The legal wrangling that resulted from last year’s meltdown of Blue Canoe Brewing, the Little Rock craft brewer that was one of the pioneers in central Arkansas’ craft beer scene, is still brewing. read more >
New Chef for One Eleven May Have Arkansas Background
With Executive Chef Joel Antunes recently decamped from One Eleven at the Capital Hotel, the elegant restaurant may have a slot reserved for another Arkansas chef. read more >
Bloomberg Spends Big on Arkansas Presidential Primary
Remember the $2 million in Arkansas advertising that Michael Bloomberg had spent by mid-February for his Democratic presidential campaign? Well, you can double that, and then some. read more >
Jacksonville Apartment Combo Totals $5M
This week’s roster of million-dollar real estate transactions kicks off with a string of Jacksonville apartments. read more >
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