| | Sporting Event & entertainment AA-Affiliate of Kansas City Royals in Texas League of Professional Baseball. Plays at state of the art Arvest Ballpark in Springdale. |
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| Post Winery, Inc. | 1700 St. Mary's Mtn Road
Altus, AR 72821 | Phone:
(479) 468-2741 | Fax:
(479) 468-2740 |
| | Manufacture and sell wines and juices. Giving tastings and winery tours. |
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| Rodeo of the Ozarks | 1423 E. Emma Ave.
PO Box 1909
Springdale, AR 72765 | Phone:
(479) 756-0464 | Fax:
(479) 756-6582 |
| | The Rodeo of the Ozarks, one of NWA foremost events celebrates our nations birthday each year. Parson's Stadium now hosts additional events throughout the year. |
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| | This is a volunteer organization that sponsors the annual Hogeye Marathon |
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| Terra Studios | 12103 Hazel Valley Rd.
Fayetteville, AR 72701 | Phone:
(479) 643-3185 | Fax:
(479) 643-3356 |
| | Terra Studios A Wonderland of Art, Galleries representing over 50 local Artists and Craftspeople, Coffee House, Art park with, Sculpture and Mural Gardens, Stone Labyrinth, Fountains, Walking trails, Watch Glassblowers make the world famous Bluebird of Happiness, Free Admission |
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 | Walton Arts Center | 495 W. Dickson Street
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72702 | Phone:
(479) 443-9216 (479) 443-5600 (BoxOffice) | Fax:
(479) 443-6461 |
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| War Eagle Mill | 11045 War Eagle Rd
Rogers, AR 72756 | Phone:
(479) 789-5343 | Fax:
(479) 789-5100 |
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| | Since 1974, the Fayetteville Farmers' Market offers a variety of fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, eggs, breads & juried crafts produced right here in NW Arkansas. Located on the Historic Downtown Fayetteville Square Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays from 7-1 and on Sundays at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks from 9-2. |
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Choosing your avenue of education in the Fayettevile area is a journey you will enjoy! Fayetteville is home for the University of Arkansas and its more than 19,000 students. Located in the heart of town, the University attracts students, faculty and staff from all backgrounds and from all regions of the world. The UA Walton College of Business is ranked 24th among top public undergraduate schools, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2010 list of America's Best Colleges.
The UA is also the state's only research institution. Click here to find why Fayetteville is so proud of its University!
There are several other area schools that offer advanced degree opportunities for residents of Northwest Arkansas. NorthWest Arkansas Community College offers credit courses in academic fields as well as technical areas. Click here to review NWACC's schedules for health professions, business and computer certifications, communication and arts programs, math and science, and adult education. NWACC has several convenient locations in the northwest Arkansas
area.
Look at the Fayetteville Chamber Directory to find all of the listings of our institutions of higher learning, both public and private. Webster University may be your perfect choice to get your master's degree at night while you are working during the day, or John Brown University might
offer exactly what you want. The New Design Center could be the launching pad for your new creative career.
If you're searching for the best elementary and secondary opportunities, look at the mission statement for Fayetteville Public Schools: "Every student will leave the Fayetteville School District with a full understanding of his or her potential and the skills necessary to be successful in an ever-changing, global society." --and their track record backs this up! The high school has the highest average ACT scores in the state (23.9);
the Gifted and Talented Education Program was named best in Arkansas in 2008 (for the fifth time!); Vandergriff Elelmentary was named a Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education; the district was named #2 district in the U.S. medium-sized catagory by the Center for Digital Education, the National School Boards Association, and Converge Online magazine. In 2007 Sports Illustrated ranked the Fayetteville High School athletic programn as the 31 athletic program in Arkansas for the third
consecutive year. Vicki Thomas, superintendent, directs the focus of the 15 campuses housing 8,500 students and 1,288 staff members. The Fayetteville School Board is working hard on the plans for the construction of the new high school campus and is making preparations for the beginning of construction in June.
Don't stop your search of schools and colleges until you've looked at all the listings of Fayetteville's Membership Directory. This is an educational journey that you will enjoy!