Budget Challenges Ahead: Rising Costs and Lower Tax Revenues
Like all states, our roads and bridges built in the 1940s need replacement, and road and bridge projects cost more than they did five years or even one year ago.
What Does Infrastructure Development Really Mean Today?
Today, community leaders still believe that upgraded or new roads are critical to maintaining the quality of life in either a thriving or struggling region, but the larger infrastructure dialogue is far, far more complex than it was only a decade ago.
On the Road with Brandon and Drake
Ride along with Brandon and Drake as they share firsthand perspectives on Arkansas roads, transportation, and the people who keep the state moving.
Featured Member: Crafton Tull
In 1963, after serving eight years with the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department, Bob Crafton and Lem Tull set out to build their own engineering and surveying firm in Rogers. Founded on experienced infrastructure design and excellent client service, Crafton Tull steadily built a reputation for reliability and quality, expanding its capabilities beyond its original disciplines to meet the evolving needs of a rapidly developing region. What started as a modest local
