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Welcome to Northwest Arkansas

Welcome to northwest Arkansas, one of the fastest growing regions in the nation. Known for its burgeoning, rapidly developing economy and high standard of living, the region comprises several inviting cities offering advantageous big city amenities while, at the same time, maintaining that smaller town charm. Low crime rates, a low cost of living, a high job growth rate and access to the finest school systems, healthcare facilities and recreational and cultural avenues have all contributed to northwest Arkansas’ continuous recognitions among the top places to live and do business.

BENTONVILLE

Population: 29,538

The thriving city of Bentonville is home to a quickly developing downtown sector; exceptional choices for education through the award-winning Bentonville School District and northwest Arkansas Community College; excellent medical offerings; and diversified, affordable housing options. What’s more, it’s thriving business environment is led by the corporate powerhouse Wal-Mart, which has located its world headquarters here. Recreation is abundant in this region of the state, with plenty of lakes and a number of golf courses, and Bentonville’s cultural channels are continually growing. The area is dotted with great museums and art venues, but perhaps the biggest venture made in the community is the development of the much-anticipated Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (2010).

FAYETTEVILLE

Population: 68,331

Characterized by unmatched outdoor activities, sites steeped in local history, unbeatable shopping and dining opportunities and a vibrant nightlife, Fayetteville is certainly the place to be while in the northwest Arkansas area. While residents take advantage of nationally recognized educational institutions, outstanding healthcare facilities and a booming economy distinguished by its low unemployment rate, visitors relish in vast cultural offerings through a number of great venues and museums, and the best of nighttime entertainment in busy Downtown Fayetteville and Dickson Street. The area’s picturesque backdrop only adds to the allure of this prominent college town, which has continuously been recognized as one of the top places to live and do business in the U.S.

ROGERS

Population: 50,000

Rogers is overflowing with opportunities for residents, businesses and visitors alike. Located within the gorgeous scenery of central northwest Arkansas, Rogers offers peerless urban amenities, high-quality homes nestled in amiable, safe neighborhoods, the superb medical services of Mercy Medical Center and first-class education through Rogers Public Schools and a campus of Bryan College—not to mention a mild climate that is enjoyable year ’round. While in the area, don’t forget to check out such unique sites as the Daisy Airgun Museum, Rogers Little Theater and the John Q. Hammons Convention Center.

SILOAM SPRINGS

Population: 13,990

The natural beauty of Siloam Springs is complemented by such features as a progressive governing body; active residents involved in local civic groups, social organizations and special interest clubs; and a workforce dedicated to supporting the economic vitality of the city. Shoppers delight in the opportunities in the historic downtown area, as well as several additional shopping centers and plazas, while cultural enthusiasts enjoy such sites as the Sager Creek Arts Center and the Siloam Springs Museum. All of this, plus further major attributes such as fine public schools and John Brown University, and the availability of quality healthcare through Siloam Springs Memorial Hospital, Siloam Springs Medical Center and a handful of clinics, have aided in making this community one of northwest Arkansas’ most desirable places to live, establish a business and visit.

SPRINGDALE

Population: 65,000

Known as the heart of northwest Arkansas, Springdale boasts of advanced healthcare, acclaimed schools, a healthy economy anchored by the world headquarters of Tyson Foods and nearly 100 houses of worship, plus excellent museums, theaters, eclectic dining establishments, a variety of retail and world-class accommodations. Peruse through the Shiloh Museum, play a round of golf on one of the city’s courses, take advantage of the Harvey and Bernice Jones Center for Families—a community gem—or take pleasure in the national pastime as the Northwest Arkansas Naturals take the field at Springdale’s new $33 million baseball stadium.


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