Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 14th of May.
Good morning, Conway.
Stuart Allen’s NativState turns local timberland into carbon projects by grouping small land parcels for Fortune 50+ buyers.
The company has conserved over 700,000 acres and returned $20M to landowners while sending an Arkansas representative to London for Climate Action Week in June.
Faulkner County's 2025 Census data shows a 1.37% growth rate—a gain of 1,812 residents from 1,448 new movers and 362 from natural increase, making it the fourth fastest-growing county in the state and third among counties with more than 20,000 people.
Conway's local market remains resilient with small businesses and retail sectors showing growth.
Data from the Arkansas Department of Finance indicates March total sales in Conway reached $507 million (+4.38%) while restaurant sales and hotel receipts improved (data from February), suggesting positive momentum for spring.
Gas prices are rising and locals are finding practical ways to save money; the report offers tips on reducing fuel expenses to help households manage higher costs.
Conway County water operators are urging customers + residents to conserve water at Brewer Lake today as low water levels put supply at risk.
Basketball Camp: Point Guard Prep
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Junior Camp — Destination Band Camp
N/A — June 8-13 — University of Central Arkansas — $390 on-campus, $200 off-campus — A fun and educational experience for young musicians in grades 5-8.
ASNA: Remember Your Why!
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