Also featured in this edition of North West Real Deals include the $1.4M sale of the home of former Arkansas Razorbacks defensive coordinator Travis Williams.
With the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act expiring in September and federal funding growing tight, ARDOT Director Jared Wiley says he's already planning a public push for new transportation revenue.
A "Real Housewives" connection is featured in the biggest sale of this edition of Northwest Arkansas Real Deals, as well as the sale of a medical building and a Fayetteville charter school.
Decades-old Arkansas restaurants are shutting their doors amid inflation and shifting dining habits, even as veteran owner Capi Peck says experience has helped Trio's post record months.
CDL mill crackdowns, immigration enforcement and a landmark Supreme Court broker liability ruling are combining to tighten driver capacity and raise costs across the trucking industry.
The Supreme Court's 9-0 ruling that freight brokers can be sued for negligent carrier hiring has direct relevance to a pending Western District of Arkansas case involving J.B. Hunt.
This week's Northwest Arkansas Real Deals also features the sale of a downtown Bentonville office building and several apartment complexes in Fayetteville.
Arkansas Trucking Association President Shannon Newton and other state trucking executives are backing the federal government's push to remove more than 550 substandard CDL schools nationwide.
Trucking costs are up 37% since 2020 and still climbing, and Arkansas operators say diesel surcharges, insurance premiums and maintenance expenses are making profitability nearly impossible.
The sale of a notable industrial complex in Springdale, a Whataburger, a Walgreens and others topping more than $1M are featured in this edition of Northwest Real Deals.
