FCRA executive director and CEO, Daniel Mann contributed a guest editorial for the May 20 digital edition of The Fort Report. He shares a lot of good news about good things happening in Chaffee Crossing.

USA TODAY reported this week on the WalletHub study that looked at more than 180 cities and took into account 15 metrics for each in two categories: recreation; and rest and relaxation. The amenities developed in Chaffee Crossing are some of the reasons Fort Smith, Arkansas, was chosen as the #6 best place for a "staycation" during the summer of 2020 pandemic.

The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) graduated its inaugural Master of Science in Biomedicine (MSB) class in a virtual ceremony on Saturday. ACHE is located in Fort Smith’s Chaffee Crossing.

Chaffee Crossing is featured in the April issue of Business In Focus, a North American site selection publication distributed to over 468,000 subscribers. Check out the gorgeous photography and the ads of local businesses supporting Chaffee Crossing development.

In a move they hope will allow speedier development, the Fort Chaffee Redevelopment Authority Board has approved a new planned zoning development (PZD) for a portion of the Chaffee Crossing Historic District.

In spite of the current pandemic, there is a lot of positive momentum in the western Arkansas region. Chaffee Crossing is of course at the heart of this momentum and the FCRA Board of Trustees and staff are pleased to share information about our ongoing progress.

In their respective meetings on Tuesday, April 14, 2020, both the Fort Chaffee Redevelopment Authority (FCRA) and the Planning Commission passed a block Planned Zoning District (PZD) for the Historic District of Fort Chaffee.