On August 15, 2022, the City of Bentonville will be participating in #CityHallSelfie Day! #CityHallSelfie Day is an online picture sharing in front of city halls and other government buildings. Read on...
Due to utility construction along the trail, a section of the Razorback Greenway through Town Branch Park will be closed from E Central Avenue to SE Henry Street. Please follow all marked detour signs as indicated on the attached map. Read on...
The City of Bentonville announced that it has earned City Certification through the BETTER CITIES FOR PETS™ program from Mars Petcare, showcasing its commitment to creating a pet-friendly community.
More people than ever view pets as members of the Read on...
The City of Bentonville is participating in Keep America Beautiful’s Great Arkansas Cleanup™ by organizing a city wide “Clean the Streets Day” on Saturday, September 10th, from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Read on...
The Bentonville Library Foundation (BLF) is delighted to announce additional commitments to its capital campaign supporting Bentonville Public Library’s (BPL) expansion. Read on...
We are pleased to share that the Trail of Two Cities, from SW I Street to SW Stone Boulevard, has officially reopened for bicyclists and pedestrians. Read on...
American Girl dolls are back and better than ever. Bentonville Public Library (BPL) has started recirculating its American Girl doll collection and added five (5) new dolls to the roster. Read on...
Bentonville Library Foundation (BLF) announced at The Big Reveal Event on Wednesday, May 18 that Anthony Soohoo, Executive Vice President (EVP) of the U.S. Home Division at Walmart, will be the Champion for BLF’s Library expansion campaign. Read on...
The City of Bentonville is pleased to announce the implementation of protected bike lanes along two key corridors: NW 3rd Street from Walton Boulevard to the Coler Mtn. Bike Preserve, & SW 8th St. from SW I St. to the Applegate Trailhead at SW Sims Drive. Read on...
Bentonville Parks & Recreation is pleased to announce the reopening of Applegate Trail. Due to damage sustained during a significant flood event in April 2021, the hard surface trail has been closed between SW 2nd Street and NW 3rd Street. Read on...
