On Wednesday, September 2, the leaders of Central Arkansas Water (CAW), Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority (LRWRA) and UA Little Rock joined business owners and Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. to announce a plan for revitalization of the Asher Ave. corridor and the Plaza Shopping Center, as well as the first-ever incentive package for areas south ...

The City of Little Rock’s plans target property along Asher Ave., from Woodrow St. to University Ave., for redevelopment or demolition. Intentionality is at the root of this effort to develop a plan to help move our residents from disconnected to connected.

Sep 2, 2020 · LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. announced a three-part plan Wednesday to try to revitalize Asher Ave., the main road through the struggling neighborhoods south of...

Jan 24, 2025 · LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — The Little Rock Fire Department responded to a commercial structure fire at 4113 Asher Ave. at around 5:00 Friday morning. Initial reports tell authorities there are no...

6 days ago · Early Friday morning, the Little Rock Fire Department sprang into action in response to a commercial structure fire reported at 4113 Asher Avenue. The incident was noted to have occurred around 5:00 AM, highlighting the department’s swift response to emergency situations.

Nov 18, 2021 · Little Rock officials say progress is being made on efforts to revitalize a dilapidated stretch of Asher Avenue. Mayor Frank Scott Jr. gave an update Thursday on the project which was first...

Sep 25, 2023 · Quality Living Center provides transitional living services for adults a seeking an opportunity to improve healthy personal inter-actions, gain independent living skills, develop a sense of responsibility and to transition into mainstream of …

Sep 2, 2020 · LITTLE ROCK, Ark.- Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. announced Wednesday a three-phase revitalization plan for Asher Avenue as well as areas south of Interstate 630 and east of Interstate 30. Mayor Scott said Asher Avenue is utilized as a city street but is a state highway.

Equity: A popular misconception is that low income and minority residents rarely bike in Little Rock. To the contrary, low income and minority residents have higher collision rates and fatality rates on bikes nationally and in the Little Rock metro area (Fig. 2).

Jan 21, 2025 · The Little Rock Police Department has released the name of the victim of the Tuesday morning homicide. 45-year-old Jerrick Holden died on the scene at 5325 Asher Avenue. This investigation is...