Migration of State Agencies Generates Little Rock Office Ripples 
by George Waldon – 5 days ago
The reshuffling of state offices around Little Rock has set the stage for construction of two buildings and the possible sale of a third.
Arkansas Business Weekly Edition
September 21, 2020
Migration of State Agencies Generates Little Rock Office Ripples
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