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Clark Contractors of Little Rock recently announced the promotions of J.R. Hensley and Lance Smith to the position of General Superintendent. As General Superintendent, Hensley and Smith will provide field support to handle Clark Contractors’ increased volume of work.  Clark…

Lexicon, Inc. is promoting Danna Gauntt to vice president of human resources. A nearly 30-year veteran of the company, she will oversee the department responsible for staffing the 1,800-plus employee organization.   The Lexicon family of companies provides a wide…

Junior Achievement of Arkansas and Baldwin & Shell Construction have partnered to host a virtual career exploration job shadow event on Sept. 28, 2021. Over 500 students from Bentonville High School, Central Junior High, Gravette High School, Harrisburg College and…

Shopping for windows and doors just got easier and more personalized thanks to the newly redesigned Pella Windows and Doors showroom in North Little Rock.   “Our goal was to completely reimagine shopping for windows and doors. We wanted to…

The Arkansas Department of Transportation reports that for the next several months, there will be no option to make left turns at the intersection of Cantrell and Rodney Parham Road in Little Rock. Drivers coming from the east on Cantrell…

Ouachita Baptist University (OBU) will break ground on a $12.6 million, 144-bed student apartment complex this month, with plans for it to be open for the Fall 2022 semester. The apartments are phase two of an initiative the university launched…

The city of Little Rock announced on Tuesday that South Rodney Parham Road will be closed from Markham Street to Mississippi Street from Aug. 13-16. Construction crews will be upgrading the sanitary sewer main that crosses south Rodney Parham Road…

At Arkansas Money & Politics, we like to keep our readership informed about developments around the state. That’s why we’re giving you a visual update on the construction and development of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, formerly known as…

After more than 30 years with the company, VCC Construction chief operating officer Bill McPherson is stepping down at the end of 2020. According to VCC, McPherson’s departure is part of a multi-year departmental succession plan. McPherson’s retirement was reportedly…

Most people drive to walk. Others bike. Now, there is one office building where employees can bike at work. In downtown Bentonville, work has commenced on a six-story, 230,000 square-foot office complex that will be bikeable. Named “The Ledger,” this…