With Mullenix & Associates Support, Clients “Lead the Way in Green Steel Innovation” By Chloe McGehee Arkansas Business July 8, 2024 Industry experts say green steel is the future, and Mississippi County steel plants are leading the way. Steel manufacturing...
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Mullenix & Associates’ Client Arkansas REALTORS Assoc. Pledges $2M for Tornado Recovery
Mullenix & Associates’ Client Arkansas REALTORS Assoc. Pledges $2M for Tornado Recovery Arkansas Money & Politics The Arkansas REALTORS Association (ARA) has committed $2 million to assist those affected by the May 26 tornadoes. Through its nonprofit,...
Mullenix & Associates Client Zekelman to Invest $120 Million in Northeast Arkansas
Mullenix & Associates Client Zekelman to Invest $120 Million in Northeast Arkansas Talk Business & Politics Zekelman Industries will invest up to $120 million to expand the manufacturing capabilities and product offerings of its subsidiary, Atlas Tube,...
Mullenix & Associates Client to Become Hub of Heritage Tourism, Tell Cold War’s Story
Barry Harrison was a Blytheville schoolboy when he learned to “duck and cover” under his desk to prepare for possible Soviet nuclear attacks that terrified America in the Cold War. He found out later, after becoming a businessman and mayor, that Blytheville Air Force...
Julie Mullenix Recognized as a Superstar in Her Field by Arkansas Money & Politics
Julie Mullenix is an attorney and lobbyist at Mullenix & Associates, the government relations and consulting firm she co-founded with her husband, Ted, 25 years ago. Throughout her career, she has helped Arkansas secure historic economic development projects such...
Mullenix & Associates’ Client U.S. Steel Brings New Electrical Steel Line, 700 Jobs to Arkansas
New steel line opens at Big River facility in Osceola - Talk Business & Politics The world is changing, US Steel president and CEO Dave Burritt said Thursday (Oct. 12), and perhaps it is no more evident than in the new line that can produce the thinnest...