Kinco Constructors News Today

Today is Party at the Plaza, an annual benefit event by Arkansas Hospice to raise money for the Arkansas Hospice Foundation mission.The event is scheduled to ta

Little Rock properties damaged in the March 31 tornado and new builds make up this weeks million-dollar construction and real estate deals.

The Arkansas Tech University Board of Trustees discussed reducing the scale of a planned student union and recreation center on campus to save money, but tabled the issue Thursday in order to allow more student feedback into the buildings design.

The Arkansas Tech University Board of Trustees discussed reducing the scale of a planned student union and recreation center on campus to save money, but tabled the issue Thursday in order to allow more student feedback into the buildings design.

A legislative panel on Tuesday signed off on a proposed Bureau of Legislative Research contract with Kinco Constructors of Little Rock for the construction of an underground "secured walkway" between the state Capitol building and the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

A legislative panel on Tuesday approved a Bureau of Legislative Research contract with Kinco Constructors of Little Rock for the construction of an underground “secured walkway” between the state Capitol building and the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

The Arkansas Legislative Council on Friday voted to authorize the Bureau of Legislative Research to enter into a contract with Kinco Constructors of Little Rock for the construction of an underground "secured walkway" between the state Capitol building and the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

This weeks collection of million-dollar construction contracts features a school, hospitals and homes.

Two high school students from the Natural State are being honored for their hard work by two Little Rock businesses.

When the March 31 tornado ripped through the Roller-Chenal Funeral Home in Little Rock and the companys office building, President Bill Booker “didnt have time to get scared.”