AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealthcare Real Estate: A Michigan buyer paid $3.8 million for a 21,719-square-foot medical office building at 5620 W. Markham St. in Little Rock, near CHI St. Vincent. Data Center Expansion: Avaio Digital added 291 acres south of Little Rock for its planned $6 billion data center near Wrightsville, continuing a rapid land buildout tied to AI and cloud demand. Hospital Leadership & Costs: Washington Regional Medical System’s new CEO, Dr. Lucas Campbell, inherits a tougher financial picture after a $23 million first-quarter operating loss, with leaders pointing to patient mix shifts and reimbursement pressure. Banking Moves: Jon Mattingly was named president and CEO of the Arvest Mortgage Division, while First Community Bank and USAble Life announced additional promotions. Tech Startup: Little Rock’s DrawSort aims to cut “invisible costs” in engineering drawings by using AI to organize and index plans for faster review. Public Safety Tech Debate: A column and related coverage keep spotlighting the controversy around Flock cameras and license plate readers, with readers arguing over privacy and policing tradeoffs. Labor & Policy: A new Oxfam report ranks Georgia near the bottom for worker rights, underscoring how wages and “right-to-work” laws shape organizing power. Aviation Access Change: TSA PreCheck members can now bring non-ticketed visitors to airport gates at 13 U.S. airports under a new program.
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