Crafton Tull

Business success is measured in many ways. Arkansas Money & Politics asked its readers, once again, to tell us which were the most admired companies in The Natural State. Using a criteria that includes financial soundness, bold innovation, brand awareness,…

Arkansas engineering firm Crafton Tull has acquired an ownership stake in three office buildings that the company currently leases in Conway, Rogers and Oklahoma City.  Composed of a group of local investors, the buyer’s group includes Crafton Tull. Cushman &…

Business leader Jim Tull has announced his run for new State Senate District 32, which covers eastern Benton County in Northwest Arkansas. Tull, a conservative “political outsider,” has decades of business experience working with companies and community organizations across Arkansas. “I…

Crafton Tull, an employee-owned professional services firm in Arkansas, announced Monday it has acquired Hot Springs-based B & F Engineering (B & F). The acquired company will do business as ‘B & F Engineering, a Division of Crafton Tull’ as…

Given the November issue’s focus on architecture, construction and engineering, it seemed like an opportune time to recognize prominent women in these fields which traditionally have been male dominated. But many Arkansas professionals are proving that women can thrive in…

City leaders across Arkansas are placing a priority on multi-use transportation infrastructure, as road cycling, bolstered by the pandemic, continues to grow in popularity. Soon, that infrastructure should include the state’s first officially designated U.S. Bicycle Route, USBR 80, to…

By Dave Roberts I use the word “bikeability” quite a bit these days, but thought I would look it up, for the sake of this article, to see if it is officially a word.  According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, bikeable means…

by Dwain Hebda  Arkansas is a state of topographical diversity, the beauty of which is rivaled only by the challenge of surveying it for mapping or surveying purposes. Sheer bluffs, rugged timber and unpredictable weather all make charting a new…

Crafton Tull announced today that Lem Tull, the co-founder of the engineering and planning firm, died on Thursday, January 31, at the age of 85. According to the Crafton Tull press release, Tull passed away around 2 a.m. on Thursday…

July/August 2015 Issue Downtown Conway has established a Data District to attract tech-focused firms and bring in more jobs from that industry to ensure long-term economic success.   owntown Conway has a nostalgic feel, inviting people to meander its streets…