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The Port of Little Rock, as of July 1, will raise the rates it charges to move rail cars and other railroad services it provides, resulting in an additional $400,000 in annual revenue, according to the port's top executive.
The Port of Little Rock, as of July 1, will raise the rates it charges to move rail cars and other railroad services it provides, resulting in an additional $400,000 in annual revenue, according to the port's top executive.
As I pull up to the headquarters of the Little Rock Port Authority, I think to myself that there should be a photographer here.
Photo: Courtesy of Arkansas Business Development of a $30 million chemical plant is moving toward an official launch at the Little Rock Port Industrial Park.
A Spanish manufacturer is set to build a $29 million plant to produce insulation at the Port of Little Rock that will employ 50 people when fully staffed.