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Libby Sheard has found much to be grateful for over the years, from the idyllic childhood she enjoyed in Little Rock, a few doors down from the home she lives in today, to a job she loved and retired from earlier this month.

The first buildings are forecast to make the scene this year at two mixed-use commercial developments in west Little Rock along the Interstate 430 corridor: the Village at Brodie Creek and The Middle.

Commercial real estate developer John Flake and his family are buying Little Rocks Pavilion in the Park shopping center for $8.85 million.

Commercial real estate developer John Flake and his family are buying Little Rocks Pavilion in the Park shopping center for $8.85 million.

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In this episode of the Southern Fried Podcast, Rex sits down with Brent Birch, executive director of the Little Rock Technology Park, to discuss the tech park's plans for growth in downtown Little Rock. The two old friends also chat about the upcoming duck season and what's needed to allow the sport to continue to thrive in Arkansas.

Colliers Arkansas Donation Points to Industry Support of Real Estate Program at UA Little Rock Photo by Ben Krain/University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Leslye Shellam, left, daughter of L. Dickson Flake, talks with UA Little Rock business student Stephen Malec, right, and Elizabeth Small, center, primary instructor for the UA Little Rock Real Estate program. Malec is the first student to receive the new L. Dickson Flake Endowed Scholarship. Newswise — Colliers Arkansas has made a $25,000 d...

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