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11 Arkansas Farmers Markets Where Fresh Peaches, Homemade Bread, and Local Honey Steal the Show

One Arkansas farmers market operates inside a covered parking garage. Another lets you shop for fresh produce beside sculptures created by local artists. And in Little Rock, you can browse dozens of vendors just steps from the Arkansas River. These markets offer more than vegetables. You’ll find locally produced honey,...

Arkansas · 8d
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2026 Faces of Arkansas: Law Office of Vanessa Cash Adams, Face of Bankruptcy Law

As a bankruptcy lawyer, Vanessa Cash Adams may be the last person anyone wants to call — but once clients do, they can rest assured they are on the path to a brighter future. During her 19 years of practice, Adams has helped hundreds of farms, families and businesses navigate the tricky waters of financial hardship. Whether it be bankruptcy, divorce, the death of a loved one or property disputes, Adams gives clients the tools they need to escape the cycle of debt and better their situation.

Arkansas · 7d
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2026 Faces of Arkansas: Frazier Insurance Agency, Face Of Independent Insurance Agents

Toni Frazier’s path to insurance began with an unexpected opportunity. While building a career in the medical field, her uncle, who owned a captive insurance agency at the time, approached her about joining his business and eventually becoming an owner herself. That opportunity ultimately led her to establish Frazier Insurance Agency as an independent agency in 2009. Her approach to insurance has earned her recognition as one of AY About You’s “Best Insurance Agents” for two consecutive years.

Arkansas · 6d
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2026 Faces of Arkansas: Dennis Bost State Farm Insurance Agency, Face of Home and Car Insurance

If being a State Farm insurance agent runs in Dennis Bost’s family, so does stepping up when it matters most. In 1997, Bost was a senior in high school when an EF4 tornado hit his home town of Arkadelphia. His father, David, was a State Farm agent, and Bost said seeing how his father was able to help people piece their lives back together following such a devastating storm left an indelible impact.

Little Rock, AR · 6d
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2026 Faces of Arkansas: CAM Pro Services, Face of Commercial Pressure Washing

CAM Pro Services got its start in 2009 as Arkansas Pro Wash. The Bryant-based company has grown significantly in the interim, going from a local pressure-washing outfit into a comprehensive commercial property maintenance partner serving commercial real estate owners, property managers, banks, healthcare facilities, schools and other organizations across Arkansas.

Arkansas · 7d

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7 Things to Know About Harps, the Employee-Owned Arkansas Grocer

Harps has been part of grocery runs around Arkansas for generations. Lots of shoppers know the store, but fewer know who owns it or how it got so big. Here’s what to know about the hometown grocer and how it grew. 1. 10Box Cost Plus Stores. Harps runs a...

Arkansas · 19d

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Down Payment Assistance Programs in Arkansas 2026

From the scenic Ozarks to the lively streets of Little Rock, Arkansas is an inviting place to call home. With a low cost of living and a strong community, it’s no wonder many want to settle here. Still, rising home prices and interest rates can make saving for a down payment tough, especially for first-time buyers.

Little Rock, AR · 9d

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2026 Faces of Arkansas: First Arkansas Bank & Trust, Face of Banking

First Arkansas Bank & Trust was founded in Jacksonville in 1949 as a community bank, and the vision behind it remains just as relevant today: serve people well, build relationships based on trust, and help communities grow and succeed. It is a worthwhile mission, to be sure — it is also what attracted President and CEO Keith Collard to the business of banking in the first place.

Jacksonville, AR · 7d

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Arkansas Breaks Ground on $1.9 Billion Steel Plant Linking Minnesota Mines to Sun Belt Manufacturing

A new $1.9 billion steelmaking investment in northeast Arkansas is set to connect iron ore mined in Minnesota with advanced factories serving the automotive, appliance and solar industries. U.S. Steel broke ground Oct. 30 on a direct-reduced-iron facility at its Big River Steel Works campus in Osceola, near the Mississippi...

Arkansas · 8d

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Mohr Air Conditioning & Plumbing Expands Across Arkansas

An Arkansas heating and air conditioning company that has served homeowners and businesses for more than 5 decades is expanding its residential plumbing operations across Northeast and Central Arkansas, including Searcy, Beebe, Cabot, Jonesboro, Wynne, Marion and West Memphis. Mohr Air Conditioning & Plumbing, a family-owned Arkansas company founded in...

West Memphis, AR · 8d

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UofA’s Vision 2035 aims to double engineering graduates

A report from Bentonville-based Heartland Forward estimates there will be nearly 60,000 open engineering jobs in Arkansas by 2038. The University of Arkansas College of Engineering wants the state’s workforce to be ready for that challenge. The college’s 10-year plan, Vision 2035, is a blueprint for increasing engineering graduates, facilities and faculty.

Fayetteville, AR · 7d

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4 Arkansas Farm Stands And Butcher Shops Where Families Stock Up On Eggs, Honey, And Beef For Less

Grocery bills have a way of climbing, and the egg, honey, and beef aisle is often where it hurts most. Arkansas has a handful of farm stores and local markets that offer another way to fill the fridge and freezer. Some sell cuts of beef straight from a freezer case.

Arkansas · 14d

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T.H.I.N.K Coffee Closes in College of Business

T.H.I.N.K. Coffee has officially closed down in UCA’s College of Business. Ending its almost two year on-campus presence, the Conway-native coffee chain decided that ceasing the collaboration would be the best decision. The coffee chain was established in 2018 by John and Jo Keith to “support special needs children...

Conway, AR · 8d

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2026 Faces of Arkansas: Arkansas Solar Solutions, Face of Gutters

There is more than meets the eye at Arkansas Solar Solutions. Owner Jeff Hatfield and his licensed, bonded and insured team provide an array of other services and products — such as seamless gutters and gutter guards to keep Arkansas homeowners’ systems running smoothly all year long. With those and every other offering, Hatfield said the company’s mission is to provide quality work the team stands behind at an affordable price to homeowners and businesses throughout the state.

Arkansas · 7d

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Arkansas hunters and Arkansas State University aid deer management and fight food insecurity

Arkansas State University joined Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry and Arkansas Farm Bureau on Wednesday to unveil the latest addition to its College of Agriculture Meat Market and Lab: a $750,000 improvement project designed to fight food insecurity with the help of deer hunters and processors statewide. The expansion, funded...

Arkansas · 7d

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2026 Faces of Arkansas: Meridian Investment Advisors, Face of Financial Planning

“Investing for a rich life, realizing what you value” is the mantra at Meridian Investment Advisors in Little Rock, which offers a full suite of wealth management, financial planning and retirement plan services. Led by Managing Principal Pat Moon, the Meridian team understands financial planning is not simply a question of investments or managing numbers on a spreadsheet. At its core, its work is about helping people move with confidence during some of life’s most important moments.

Little Rock, AR · 7d

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The Massive Arkansas Greenhouse Where Plant Lovers Can Find Surprisingly Affordable Prices

Twenty-one greenhouses. That’s the count at one family nursery in Northeast Arkansas, with the entire operation covering roughly 20 acres. I think that number alone explains the appeal. Add trees, roses, herbs, vegetables, and hanging baskets, and a quick plant run starts looking like an all-morning adventure. The same...

Jonesboro, AR · 10d

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When Hard Times Got Harder: Arkansas’s Hill Country in the 1920s and 1930s

For many Americans, the Great Depression starts with the stock market crash of October 1929. In the Arkansas hill country, it was not that simple. For families scattered across the Ozarks and Ouachitas, hard times began years earlier. Farm prices had collapsed after World War I. Timber operations were shrinking. Small towns depended on farmers with less and less money to spend. Roads were poor, schools struggled for funds, and cash was often scarce even during what the rest of the country remembered as the prosperous 1920s.

Arkansas · 10d

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2026 Faces of Arkansas: Garrett Excavating, Face of Excavation

Garrett Excavating is more than just a company; it is a team of passionate individuals dedicated to creating lasting, positive impacts on Arkansas communities. The third-generation earthmoving and construction company has been committed to improving the infrastructure that moves, houses and shapes the Natural State since 1950. With projects ranging from hospitals and roads to apartment complexes and subdivisions, Garrett Excavating lays claim to — and seeks to live up to — the title of “Best on Earth.”

Arkansas · 8d