AEDC has provided $2.1 million in funding for 11 Arkansas accelerator programs to help create high-wage, high-skill jobs.

LRockRx celebrated the grand opening for its new facility in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Welspun Tubular broke ground on the $100 million expansion of its facility in Little Rock, Arkansas.

AEDC's Division of Rural Services awarded more than $357,000 to rural communities across the state of Arkansas.

Governor Sanders and AEDC awarded 13 Arkansas communities with funding for industrial site development.

Georgia-Pacific will be investing $90 million in its Crossett, Arkansas facility, creating 50 new jobs.

Weyerhaeuser Company is investing an estimate $500 million to build a new state-of-the-art facility in southeastern Arkansas.

Welspun Tubular is investing $100 million to expand its facility in Little Rock, Arkansas, creating 175 new jobs.

Faymonville Group has selected Little Rock, Arkansas as the site for its first U.S. manufacturing facility.

Clayton will be opening a new home building facility in Conway, Arkansas, creating more than 250 new jobs.

The Arkansas Business Resource Hub will provide a central location listing resources, programs and services for entrepreneurs in the Natural State.

The Arkansas Economic Development Commission (AEDC) has selected six Arkansas communities to participate in the 2024 Retail Academy program.

G&H Decoys has relocated to Corning, Arkansas, establishing its manufacturing operations and creating 77 new jobs.

White River Energetics is expanding in Des Arc, creating 100 new jobs.

Provalus is expanding to Walnut Ridge, Arkansas with plans to create 200 new jobs.

AEDC is introducing a new entrepreneurship program called 75Strong to economic developers and community leaders on entrepreneurship and small business...

Tate has selected Pocahontas, Arkansas as the location for its new manufacturing facility with plans to create 148 new jobs.

Trex Company celebrated a steel topping off ceremony for its new manufacturing facility in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Wild Pastures is locating its new distribution center in Clinton, Arkansas, with plans to create 20 new jobs.

The Division of Rural Services awarded more than $344,000 to 33 Arkansas communities through the Rural Community Grant Program.