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Independent Living 

HOT SPRINGS

The Arc Arkansas is in the process of completing its fifth renovation of an historic Arkansas building into independent living apartments.  The renovation is taking place in Hot Springs, Arkansas.  The building served as the former Hot Springs high school, where former President Bill Clinton attended and graduated.

MORRILTON

The Arc Arkansas broke ground August 24th, 2004) for the transformation of the old St. Anthony's Hospital in Morrilton.  The property will be transformed into accessible apartments for individuals fifty-five (55) and older.  The property was built in 1937 and has had several uses.  The Arc Arkansas a leader in rehabilitating historic properties is anticipating completion of the project early next year.  Pictures of the transformation of the site will be available until the project is completed.

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 LITTLE ROCK - Eastside Lofts

The Arc of Arkansas has formed a partnership with Bell/Corley Investments and has purchased the old Eastside Junior High School at 14th and Scott Streets, in downtown Little Rock. 

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LITTLE ROCK - Westside Lofts

The Arc of Arkansas announces the acquisition of the historic West Side Junior High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. The renovation of the building into 43 loft apartments began in November of this year. The architect for the project is Fennell Purifoy Architects and the project development consultant is First Security Vanadis Capital of Little Rock, Arkansas. The project is estimated at $ 5 million.

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LITTLE ROCK  - Trinity Court

In September 1999, The Arc moved its first tenants into the historic Trinity Courts Building at 2000  Main Street in Little Rock. Built in 1911, the structure formerly housed one of America's first HMOs and later, a nursing home. When the building was donated to The Arc, they decided to do something different- develop a one-of-a-kind, independent-living facility for the developmentally disabled.     Find out more by clicking here.

                  Trinity Court