Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 27th of August.
Good morning, Conway.
Local companies are planning several seven-figure construction projects to boost business in Conway— the list shows key developments and investment figures.
These projects will drive local growth as funds are allocated for new commercial spaces.
Folk musician Nick Shoulders will drop his fifth album ‘Refugia Blues’ on Halloween—he released the single ‘Dixie Be Damned’ today as a preview of his intimate, raw sound.
Adam Faucett released his single ‘Carry Me Down the Hill’ as he prepares for his record on Sept. 19 while Modeling and Piecemeal Pact also introduce new tracks that carry forward Arkansas’s vibrant musical tradition.
H+N Architects—led by Liz Hamilton and Joanna Nabholz—brings creative designs to Conway that mix local culture with modern needs.
Their work on projects such as the Conway Corp Operations Center, First Service Bank’s new branch under construction, and a local soccer complex shows their deep commitment to the community.
Mayor Jeff Elmore said federal hang-ups are threatening to delay the relocation of residents from Willow Bend Apartments, which closed last month—residents now face a long wait for new housing.
Arkansas Coding Academy Fall Open House
3-5 p.m. — Arkansas Coding Academy — Free entry — Discover tech education options and connect with the community while enjoying snacks.
FREE Concert in the Park
7:15-8:15 p.m. — Laurel Park — Free entry — Enjoy light classics under the stars with food trucks and community vibes.
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