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Silver Dollar City, a New School and a Bike Chairlift
Silver Dollar City wins best theme park again, Fayetteville approves a $103M Ramay Junior High, and Bella Vista opens a chairlift-served bike park.
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Neighborhoods
Toll Brothers Buys a Northwest Arkansas Home Builder
Toll Brothers is acquiring Buffington Homes of Arkansas — 1,500 home sites across nine NWA communities. What it means for local luxury pricing.
Things to Do
The New York Times Spent 36 Hours in Bentonville
The New York Times spent 36 hours in Bentonville. Crystal Bridges, the cycling scene, and a town in full growth mode — plus what they got right.
Cities
Centerton, The George and a Retail Accelerator
Centerton is Arkansas's fastest-growing city again, the Ozark Retail Accelerator backs 12 consumer brands, and The George opens in Fayetteville.
Cities
A Huge YouTuber Visits Bentonville, Arkansas
What Peter Santenello got right about Bentonville: a company town done right, Colorado culture in the Ozarks, and an unexpected startup economy.
Cities
Answering the Bentonville "Socialist Utopia" Take
Answering Morning Brew's "socialist utopia" take on Bentonville — and correcting the record on what homes there actually cost in 2026.
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Razorback Greenway: Big Improvements Are Coming
The adopted Razorback Greenway Corridor Plan: commuting over recreation, thousands of new trees, creek restoration, and destinations along the trail.
Cities
3 Wild and Crazy Things Happening in Northwest Arkansas
Rogers ranks #1 in Arkansas and 39th nationally on U.S. News. Bentonville and Rogers land in the top 100 safest cities. Plus Baum-Walker Stadium.
Cities
3 More Wild Things Happening in Northwest Arkansas
Sweet Paris opens in Rogers, Swarm Aero wins its Fayetteville appeal, and Bentonville's $24M Adult Recreation Center opens for adults 50 and over.
Cities
Bentonville's Massive Transformation: A New University
Bentonville's new Walton-backed STEM university: 2029 first class, AI-focused curriculum, free early tuition, and the $73M old Walmart home office site.
Moving to NWA
Thinking of Moving to Northwest Arkansas? (2026)
Moving to Northwest Arkansas in 2026? Jobs, housing costs, a 3.7% income tax, 500+ miles of trails — plus the growing pains worth knowing about.
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TikToks All About Living in Northwest Arkansas
Reacting to three TikToks about Northwest Arkansas: Kings River Falls, Terra Studios, biking in Bentonville, and a day trip to Eureka Springs.