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Thursday July 29th, 2021 -
Popular Stories :
- Just across the river from downtown Little Rock is the booming Argenta Arts district of North Little Rock. Much like Little Rock, Argenta became quiet in the year and a half that businesses were closed due to COVID-19, but the people of NLR were working behind the scenes the whole time.
- At the end of 2019, downtown Little Rock was a bustling sector of business, tourism and local growth.
- UA Little Rock and Fayetteville law school deans seek to diversify talent pool amid statewide lawyer shortage.
- Although the Biden administration has not made a public announcement, the U.S. Small Business Administration is in the process of implementing a policy change to eliminate the loan necessity review for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans of more than $2 million.
- This July 22 marks the upcoming annual meeting of the Pulaski County Bar Association.
- After the Arkansas Department of Health reported the largest spike in COVID-19 cases since February, including the rapid spread of the Delta variant, Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced Tuesday that he will hold a series of “townhall-like” meetings statewide to hear first-hand the concerns of Arkansans about COVID-19 and vaccinations.
- Top Little Rock Realtors Association officers April Findlay, Margaret Bell Hughes size up robust housing market amid pandemic.
- In keeping a promise to restore an Obama-era fair housing rule implemented by former U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, the Biden administration has taken the first step in that direction.
- The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the latest attempt by attorney generals in Texas, Arkansas and several others states to undo the comprehensive healthcare reform law commonly known as Obamacare.
- Oshkosh Defense, the same Wisconsin defense contract that beat about Lockheed Martin industrial site in South Arkansas for the U.S. military’s new everyday vehicle, announced on June 22 that it has also won the $6 billion contract to build a new mail carrier van for the U.S. Postal Service.