Explore Fayetteville in Arkansas

Visit Fayetteville, a city with healthy entrepreneurial environment and the home of the Razorbacks, in Arkansas.

Explore Fayetteville in Arkansas Hi this is Cindy Schwalb of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance. I’d like to take you on a tour at Fayetteville Arkansas. Our 7th rank city for 2008, seated at the foot hills of the Ozarks, outside there’s it as the home of the Razor Backs but in this part of the country Fayetteville is the place to be. It’s where the region goes for night life along Dickson Street, 1.5 miles of restaurants and bars, shops and condo’s connecting the University of Arkansas with the rest of downtown Fayetteville. See Broadway, ballet and symphony at the 2006 Walton Arts Center to turn up the volume head out to the new outdoor Arkansas music pavilion. Weekends you can join the crowd of the Farmer’s market filling the town square and attracting folks from neighboring states Okalahoma and Missouri and stick around for shopping and lunch at urban table located in the center of the Square and the old post office building. Fayetteville also offers plenty of outdoor adventure, the city is completing work connect 129 miles of paid trails from the city out to Lake Fayetteville. Residents also enjoy lazy days floating the Buffalo River or boating on Beaver Lake. Fayetteville’s one of four towns that benefits from the presence of Wall Marts headquarters. House in this understated flat brick building, 1300 companies have opened offices in the region to be near their biggest customer. Science and other knowledge based jobs continue to grow and foster a healthy entrepreneur environment. The University of Arkansas research and technology part is who to more than 30 public and private start ups with more on the way. The city is $23 Million Blair Library is a town treasure it marked the key beginning to Mayor Dan Kudis interview program responsible for $200,00 and saving for 2007. The Blair features a café fireplace, two outdoor terraces and free wireless access. Keeping with the mayor’s focus, sustainable housing will soon be available at Preston Heights a 23 acre new urbanism community with mixed used building, town homes and single families currently in development. If you prefer older settled neighborhoods Fayetteville’s historic housing distance is dotted with blooming dogwoods, rivals any for appeal and front porch living. You can find newer construction like this 2400 square foot brick grumbler this thing for 250000, this home comes with natural light, a granite kitchen, customer cabinets, wood floors and plantation shutters. Before living, there’s one more aspect to Fayetteville I’d like to show you, morning rush hour. Wondering where it is, the average community here takes just 16 minutes. It doesn’t take long to understand why locals like to say. This is in Arkansas it’s Fayetteville be sure to keep this town on your radar, I sure am. This has been Cindy Schwalb of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance.