Welcome to Bella Vista, Arkansas! Initially established in 1917 as a resort destination, Bella Vista has changed and grown through it's first 100 years to be a unique community tucked away in far Northwest Arkansas. It is a full fledged city as of 2007, but still operates a city-wide property owners association that manages the private lakes, golf courses, nature and biking trails and recreation complexes located throughout the city. The POA also governs the covenants in which homeowners pay a monthly fee to. Up until the early 2000's, Bella Vista was known as a retirement community, but through the years (especially after incorporation), it has attracted younger residents who wish to enjoy the amenities. Most recently Bella Vista has attracted mountain bikers from around the country with it's initial development of 40 miles of mountain biking trails of all experience levels through it's hills and valleys called "The Back 40", and includes plans for up to 150 miles or more of trails when the full plan is completed. Bella Vista is also known for it's 7 manmade lakes, privately accessed only by POA members. Some of the most desirable real estate in Bella Vista are the homes surrounding the lakes, especially Loch Lomond, Bella Vista's biggest lake, popular for both fishing and watersports. Bella Vista is also home to the Mildred B. Cooper Chapel, which is quite a sight to see! This beautiful cathedral overlooks Lake Norwood can be booked for ceremonies, or you can visit for a tour of this architectural masterpiece. Website: City of Bella Vista Utilities: Carrol Electric Bella Vista POA Water Department (Water/Sewer) Centerton Utilities (Water/Sewer...come residents are served by the city to the south) Republic Services (Garbage Disposal)

Welcome to Bentonville, Arkansas! Bentonville's culture is a combination of a southern city, small town and global business hub, located centrally in Benton County, which is a nationally known area for highly rated quality of living. Bentonville is part of the larger Northwest Arkansas (NWA) metropolitan area, which includes a 4 county area with four of the ten largest cities in the state, with an overall population of over half a million people. Bentonville is most famously home to Walmart Stores, and with that, hundreds of supplier partners have a physical presence in NWA. Along with businesses, Bentonville boasts tourism and entertainment options that are unique for a smaller city. In 2011, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art opened, which is a Smithsonian quality museum that has many famous art pieces, including the original "Rosie the Riveter" painting by Norman Rockwell. It's MUCH BIGGER than you would expect! Downtown Bentonville has become a hotspot for entertainment with many restaurants, the Walmart 5-10 Museum, a large Saturday farmer's/art market, Lawrence Plaza for ice skating in the winter and a splash park in the summer, Bentonville First Friday, and many more activities that draw people to want to hang out and live close to downtown, creating revitalization in and around downtown. With the setting in the Ozarks, natural beauty draws people outside and Bentonville has embraced the lifestyle of spending time outdoors with being a part of the Razorback Greenway, which is a 37.5 mile shared use trail that extends from Bella Vista to Fayetteville. Bentonville has developed its own skate park, fitness park, dog parks, and has lots of trails. Website: City of Bentonville Utilities: City of Bentonville (Electric, Water, Sewer and Garbage Disposal)  Black Hills Energy (Natural Gas)

Welcome to Fayetteville, Arkansas! Fayetteville was named to the 4th best place to live in the entire country by US News Best Places To Live rankings in 2021. It's no wonder with the small town feel, yet big city amenities that Fayetteville has. Home to the University of Arkansas flagship Division I school, it becomes a much larger city when the Razorbacks are playing football, basketball, baseball, or even sporting their track prowess. The student population brings a unique vibe to downtown, where Dickson Street has some of the best pubs and eateries in the area. Fayetteville is also home to the Walton Arts Center which draws broadway shows, performances and concerts from the biggest entertainers in the country. "Bike City" is Fayetteville's newest distinction after hosting a major UCI cycling events, as well as it's work in developing cycling programs and infrastructure in the cycling sports. It is also the ending point for the Razorback Greenway, a 37.9 mile network of trails that connect all of Northwest Arkansas, from Bella Vista to Fayetteville.  Website: City of Fayetteville Utilities: Fayetteville Utilities (Water and Sewer)  Ozarks Electric Cooperative Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) Black Hills Energy (Natural Gas)

Welcome to Pea Ridge, Arkansas! Looking for a small town feel, yet super close to the heart of Northwest Arkansas? Pea Ridge is a fast growing community approximately 10 minutes from Interstate 49, but also convenient to Beaver Lake, as well as recreational opportunities in Southwest Missouri. Pea Ridge is most famously known as home of the Pea Ridge National Military Park, which marks the Battle of Pea Ridge, one of the largest battles west of the Mississippi during the Civil War. And the city of Pea Ridge embraces this history by naming thier streets after participants of the Battle of Pea Ridge. The East/West streets are named after confederate soldiers and the North/South streets are named after the union soldiers. Another unique event Pea Ridge hosts every year is the Pea Ridge Mule Jump, yes, you heard that correct!!! You can come watch mules jump barriers as high as 6 1/2 feet! Website: City of Pea Ridge Utilities: SWEPCO (Electric) Carroll Electric Black Hills Energy (Natural Gas)  Republic Services (Garbage Removal)

Welcome to Rogers, Arkansas! "Where possible lives" is the slogan of this fast growing city in Northwest Arkansas. Rogers is steeped with history, named after a key figure in bringing the Frisco rail line through the area in the late 1880's. It is also well known for being the headquarters of Daisy Outdoor popular maker of air powered rifles, pistols and BB guns. Rogers is a hub for many Walmart vendor partner offices, healthcare, retail, yet still retains some manufacturing and processing industries that built the city. As with other cities in Northwest Arkansas, Rogers has experienced growth in the past 20 years, and it's downtown has seen revitalization, with new restaurants and the completion of the Railyard Park just off of downtown which is a newly developed park with areas for the farmer's market, live entertainment, and of course, a place for the kids to run and play! Again, Rogers has joined in the initiative of getting people outdoors and boast trails and bike paths which connect to the Razorback Greenway and the the Railyard Bike Park. Rogers also has one of the largest Aquatics Center in the area to cool off in the summer! Rogers is also home to the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion (AMP) which draws performances and concerts from the biggest entertainers in the country. Did you know that Rogers is actually home to the very first Walmart store Sam Walton opened? You can learn about history at the Rogers Historical Museum as you wander the downtown area. Rogers is rich with history, but also boasts some of the best shopping Northwest Arkansas has to offer at upscale Pinnacle Hills Promenade and the surrounding stores. You could spend hours alone at Bass Pro Shops! Website: City of Rogers Utilities: Rogers Water Utilities (Water, Sewer and Garbage Disposal)  Carroll Electric Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) Black Hills Energy (Natural Gas)