Tag: construction

Couple Brings Roller Skating Back to Fayetteville?s Future

A new skating rink has been a big hit with locals.

$8M Gift to JBU Will Help Build Facility

An anonymous donor has given John Brown University $8 million to help build a 40,000-SF facility for the university?s engineering and construction management programs.

Crawford to Build Academy Sports

C.R. Crawford Construction of Fayetteville recently purchased a building permit valued at $3.99 million to construct an Academy Sports + Outdoors location in Rogers.

More Kum & Go Activity

More gas stations and convenience stores are in the works for Northwest Arkansas.

Allen Canning Facility Wins Design Honor

Allen Canning Co.’s new facility recently won an honorable mention in the Steel Joist Institute 2009 Design Awards.

More Academy News

A tentative groundbreaking ceremony has been set for large retailer

Economic Forecast for 2010

Predicting the future is hard enough but it’s even more difficult as businesses grapple with an unprecedented recession.

Best & Worst of 2009: Year of Complaints

It was a year of more: more lawsuits, more foreclosures, more job losses and more bankruptcies. Not exactly the kind of abundance we were hoping for this time last year.

Construction Hall Accepting Nominations

The Arkansas Construction Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for its 2010 class until January 15.

Children?s House Breaks Ground

The EOA Children?s House began building its Springdale location on Dec. 11, hoping to construct the largest long-term treatment and therapy center designed specifically for abused and neglected children in the United States.

Academy Store Apparently Coming To Rogers

Northwest Arkansas might finally land a large-scale athletic and outdoors retailer

Moberly v. Moberly

Claims of fraud dot lawsuit

CORRECTED: BioBased Technologies Files October Earnings

We’ve been keeping you up to date on the transition at BioBased Technologies in Fayetteville.

Foreclosure Rates Climb With Unemployment Claims

Residential foreclosure rates in much of Northwest Arkansas were higher through the first 10 months of this year than all of 2009.

Design Craft Builds Homes in Dixieland Crossing

Design Craft Builders of Springdale recently purchased nine building permits for a total value of $1.3 million to construct homes in Dixieland Crossing in Rogers.