The original Purple Cow restaurant, at 8026 Cantrell Road in Little Rock, which was heavily damaged by the March 31 tornado, now has a goal of reopening in April 2024, says Ken Vaughan, president of the Purple Cow chain. read more >
For some of the worst-hit commercial real estate and apartments, it could still be months before business is back to normal. read more >
This week's million-dollar deals and construction kicks off with the new home of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra. read more >
“No one expected a tornado. I guess you never do," said Tommy Keet, who still has transformational plans for the retail center. read more >
Apartments, homes and offices dominate this week’s collection of million-dollar real estate transactions and construction in Pulaski County. read more >
The Arkansas Bar Association urges Arkansans to remember those hurt by the March 31 tornadoes. read more >
The city of Wynne was devastated by a tornado that hit on March 31. read more >
The restaurant, which opened 34 years ago, is the original Purple Cow, and the owners are looking at what they might do differently in reconstructing the 1,700-SF building. read more >
As of May 10, there were 8,460 people who had registered for Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance. read more >
Trio’s Restaurant, which resides in the Pavilion in the Park retail center at 8201 Cantrell Road in Little Rock, was damaged in the March 31 tornado. read more >
The Wynne native describes devastating damage to her hometown, including her mother's home. read more >
Many discovered that their insurance policies won’t cover the full cost of rebuilding in inflationary times. read more >
The March 31 tornado slammed through the 90,269-SF retail project at 10300 N. Rodney Parham Road — a first for its owner, Midland Atlantic Properties. read more >
Three major west Little Rock retail centers waylaid by an EF3 tornado on March 31 are looking to regroup and rebuild. read more >
We should remember the things that went well during the March 31 storm and its immediate aftermath. read more >
Arkansas utility companies worked swiftly to restore services in the aftermath of the March 31 tornadoes. read more >
Within about 72 hours of its offices taking a direct hit from Friday’s tornado, the company was back in business. read more >
At the peak of the storms, the state’s 17 local electric distribution providers collectively had about 10,000 members without power. read more >
The storm is a devastating setback for the Keet family's plan to redevelop the shopping center. But they plan to push forward. read more >
