Citizen voices amplified at economic development meetings
Citizens may be getting a chance to have their voices heard by members of the public board that plays a significant role in landing jobs in Clark County
Citizens may be getting a chance to have their voices heard by members of the public board that plays a significant role in landing jobs in Clark County
In a brief special-called meeting Friday morning in Arkadelphia, the Economic Development Corp. of Clark County formally terminated an agreement to sell a 1,000-acre site for the development of a data center in Gum Springs
It appears that a data center will not be built in Clark County after all, as the buyer failed to make the first deposit of earnest money within a timeframe under an agreement between buyer and seller
Clark County is among 22 other communities throughout Arkansas set to receive a site development grant through the Arkansas Economic Development Commission (AEDC), state officials announced Wednesday
Shelley Short, CEO of the Arkadelphia Regional Economic Development Alliance, admits that she anticipated public pushback following news of a proposed data center
The Economic Development Corp. of Clark County (EDCCC) green-lighted a proposal to buy 9 acres adjoining an existing EDCCC-owned property jobs officials are calling the Gurdon Industrial Site
The project includes construction of a temporary access road, clearing the site of brush and trees, erosion control measures and additional due diligence required to move the land toward super site certification