W. Ellis Arnold III is the senior executive vice president, general counsel and dean of advancement for Hendrix College in Conway. In addition to those roles, Arnold also serves as CEO of The Village at Hendrix LLC, a new urbanist community adjacent to the college. read more >
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the opening of the first Purple Cow restaurant, in Little Rock, and April 2 marked the opening of the fourth Purple Cow, at The Village at Hendrix in Conway. read more >
Market Square, which is scheduled to be completed by the end of the year, is in The Village at Hendrix, a new urbanist neighborhood adjacent to Hendrix College. The 30,000-SF building will house three commercial tenants on its ground floor and student residents on its upper two floors. read more >
Sustainable growth, security through diversity, maybe even a dose of serenity. Faulkner County’s economy offers a sharp contrast to what you are used to seeing and hearing on TV. read more >
More than six years after the Hendrix College board of trustees approved plans to build The Village at Hendrix, the Conway college is seeing progress in its commitment both to “new urbanism” and a nonprofit/for-profit approach to real estate development. read more >
Construction of an $8 million athletic complex and an approximately $6 million multiuse building should begin in the next few months at The Village at Hendrix. The Village is a for-profit development owned by and adjacent to Hendrix College of Conway. read more >
