... thousand people in New England and Colorado, it's just a broad range of issues that they're curious about." CDC president Brad Lacy said he also heard questions about the community's diversity and how the city's alcohol-serving private ...

... Conway Development Corp. has enjoyed a long-standing partnership with Virco Mfg. Corp.," said Bill Hegeman, CDC president. "They have continually proven to be an outstanding, environmentally conscientious corporate citizen." The new ...

... economy. "We had to move away from the agri base in order to help people find employment," said Bill Hegeman, CDC president. In the late 1950s, Conway was well aware that the national economy was starting to move farther away from agriculture ...

... Industries and Tokusen USA. "He was always ready to do what he needed to do when a prospect came to town," said CDC president Bill Hegeman. "A lot of the good things that have happened in Conway you can directly attribute to Bob's leadership ...

... Development Corp. is pleased to have worked with IntelliTrans on their Conway development," said Bill Hegeman, CDC president. "We believe that the company will find a highly motivated, well-educated workforce to service their clients in ...

... interests to defray the expense. Though participation had landed no projects for Conway in 2005, Lacy pointed out that CDC President Bill Hegeman will be chairman of the Metro Little Rock Alliance in 2006. And with an eye to reassuring shoppers in ...

... in Conway could not be disclosed, Lacy said that the jobs Schlumberger will bring to town are "extremely good." CDC President Bill Hegeman said, "We hope they will be the first of many oil and gas-related companies to establish operations ...

... Today, CDC is attempting a somewhat similar exchange to free Cantrell Field for industrial expansion. Bill Hegeman, CDC president, said the nonprofit corporation is attempting to find farm acreage it can exchange with Mike Simon for his 550-acre ...