Lonoke County

Arkansas Land Co. Johnny Cake Ranch Sebastian County 1,767 surveyed acres $5.3 million   Krovest Plantation WRP Pulaski County 2,348 acres $4.7 million   Marvell Farm Phillips County 500 acres $2.8 million   Cadron Creek WRP Conway County 590 acres …

Cabot Mayor Ken Kincade was almost apologetic in presenting his state of the city address to the city council Monday evening. “I hate to bore y’all with this,” Kincade said as he began his remarks. “But it’s exciting, and I …

County sheriff primaries almost never garner national attention, but one race in Arkansas continues to hold the attention of the country as it advances to its next chapter. Aaron Spencer won the March 3 primary over two challengers to make …

Arkansas row crop farmers are set to benefit from a massive international investment. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders revealed that Taiwan’s top agricultural associations have signed Letters of Intent to purchase at least $5.56 billion worth of U.S. and Arkansas agricultural …

Arkansas’ farmers are no strangers to the game of wait and see — it is, in many respects, the entire basis of their business — but 2025 is shaping up to pose even greater anxiety at a time when some …

Businessman Steve Landers Jr. is planning to open another cryptocurrency mine, this time in Vilonia. If all goes as planned, the mine will open in the fourth quarter of this year, he said. The Vilonia Planning Commission is set to …

Cryptocurrency mining in Arkansas could soon see stricter regulations placed on it from rules set by the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission.  Dustin Curtis, vice president of Interstate Holdings, which owns a crypto mine in Lonoke County, said the new …

Cabot and Lonoke County officials hosted a press conference this week to express concerns about a planned crypto mine outside Cabot city limits in Lonoke County. Cabot Mayor Ken Kincade, state Sen. Ricky Hill and Lonoke County Judge Doug Erwin …

A proposed Lonoke County crypto mine owned by Steve Landers Jr. is drawing ire from the local community. Dustin Curtis, vice president of Landers’ company Interstate Holdings, said he is baffled by concerns that he has seen on social media.  …

On Feb. 7, Arkansas Enterprises for the Developmentally Disabled (AEDD) announced plans to expand the organization’s reach in Pulaski and Lonoke Counties, as well as the nonprofit’s first-ever capital campaign, which kicked off last January.  To date, AEDD has raised …