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“CONGRATULATIONS”

We are very excited to introduce Suzett Sparks, our new relocation director for Benton County.

Suzett is working hard to find ways to help you with your move, from providing both pertinent and interesting facts about our area, to assisting you with finding interim housing. Keep coming back for additional information to be posted here.

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Welcome to Benton County!

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Bella Vista, Arkansas
Bella Vista is an unincorporated retirement community with a population of approximately 17,000 people.  It is a great place to live, work, and play.  Bella Vista is home to nine golf courses, eight lakes, three recreation centers, a marina, a gun range, and a miniature golf course.  Bella Vista is tucked into the Northwest Arkansas Ozark Hills with extensive hardwood forests providing space and privacy to home owners. For more information, visit http://www.beautifulbellavista.com/  or http://www.bellavistapoa.com/, the Bella Vista Home Owner's Association web site.

Bentonville, Arkansas
Bentonville is home to the World's largest company Wal-Mart Inc and is the business center of Northwest Arkansas.  It is a great place to live with approximately 20,000 residents.  It is also home to Northwest Arkansas Community College and the future home of Crystal Bridges Museum.  Bentonville is rich in history from it's historic square to Sam Walton's first store the Walton 5 & 10.  Bentonville offers a variety of outdoor activities for everyone; from its many parks to Balloon Fest, the annual hot air balloon festival that takes place the first weekend in June.  For more information, visit http://www.bentonvillebellavistachamber.com/ or http://www.bentonvillear.com/links.html, the website for the City of Bentonville.

	Lowell, Arkansas Lowell is home to J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc., a leader in transportation logistics in the U.S.  Lowell is a rapidly growing area, with low crime and unemployment rates and a population of 5,013.  Lowell is home to the annual MudTown Days which celebrate Lowell's beginnings.  For further information about the city of Lowell Arkansas, visit
http://www.lowellarkansas.gov, the official website for the City of Lowell. Here you find current and detailed information about the City and the Community at large.

Rogers, Arkansas
Rogers is a growing city at the heart of Northwest Arkansas.  It is home to great attractions like the Daisy AirGun Museum, the War Eagle Mill and the new Pinnacle Hills Promenade.  Rogers has a thriving historic district that hosts events such as the annual Frisco Festival, and Goblin Parade. Low crime rate, fresh air, and lots of opportunities for outside activities at local lakes, streams and parks make this a great city to live.  For further information such as City Services and utilities, visit www.rogersarkansas.com the official website for the City of Rogers.  You can also go to http://www.rogerslowell.com/visitus/ for more information from the local chamber.

Siloam Springs, Arkansas
The history of Siloam Springs dates back to 1835. The town went from being a prominent Cherokee trading post to home of the Southwestern Collegiate Institute, later changed to the John E. Brown University with over 1,500 students, fully accredited as a four-year college. Industries still prominent today include orchards, poultry products, hides, wool, beef and all agricultural products, with Siloam Springs serving as the shipping point and trade center. For more information, visit http://www.siloamsprings.com/, the web site for the City of Siloam Springs.

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