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The Mississippi River is so low that some barges cant access the Arkansas River at Montgomery Point Lock and Dam, said Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, in an email Tuesday to the ports board of directors.

The Mississippi River is so low that some barges cant access the Arkansas River at Montgomery Point Lock and Dam, said Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, in an email Tuesday to the ports board of directors.

Little Rock City Manager Bruce Moore, the citys top administrator for the past two decades, has died, according to a statement issued by the city on Saturday.

Arkansas will see a broader federal disaster response if the bipartisan legislation introduced in the Senate becomes law.

In a 138,846-SF building originally devoted to wind turbine blades, production has shifted to structural steel fabrication.

The executive director of the Little Rock Port Authority appeared before the U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on Wednesday to highlight federal investments toward the Arkansas inland port and the importance to Little Rocks economy.

No man ever steps in the same river twice, for its not the same river and hes not the same man.

"Wait. What? Little Rock has a river port?"

Despite recent pay increases, the annual salaries of Little Rocks mayor and city manager trail those of the top executives at the Little Rock wastewater authority, the states largest airport and the regional water utility.

The Little Rock Port Authoritys board of directors at a meeting on Wednesday approved two grant-seeking resolutions in an attempt to secure federal funding with which to redesign and repair the port authoritys main terminal dock.