Looking to relocate or make a move in the Northwest Arkansas area. Reach out to me at, 479-319-7229 or Anthony@IGNWA.com, I would to have a conversation how I can best serve you.
I appreciate the input, my friend. There are a couple other videos on my channel that talk about weather… One is springtime, the other is winter. Of course don’t forget summer months June July, August are going to be our hottest, stickiest, and you’ll want to probably be near an air conditioner :-). Thank you for watching… What else?
Hello there. My husband and I are looking to move North to your area and we love your videos. Thank you so much for all you do. I am curious at the :45 second mark, what app is it that you are using that shows all of those hills? This has a lot to do with our search process of the area we want to be nearest to and would be very helpful. If you don't mind sharing, that would be terrific. Thank you!
Hey, thanks my friend. No app… just a Google search :-)… Try this one. www.fayettevillehistory.com/listing/2009/05/the-seven-hills-of-fayetteville-1.html Thanks for watching and let me know how I can help.
Understood. I don’t have a handle on how many Doctors and specifically what kind are in our area. Due to it being specialized that may be something you might want to research a bit further on your own to make sure that you’re getting matched up with exactly what you need. Many people think of Arkansas, as this underdeveloped extremely rural, no common Facilities type of state… Here in Northwest Arkansas I would bet to believe we have what you need. Thanks again for watching
Right now, northwest Arkansas can still nip traffic congestion in the bud. So, they should work on that by bringing in intercity passenger rail service.
Turning US 412 from Springdale to I-35 west of Tulsa into an interstate should take a higher priority over extending I-49 into Fort Smith. The growth and traffic is in NWA, not FS.
FAYETTEVILLE is definitely booming . I live in Conway and Conway is starting to grow it was voted the second largest city in central Arkansas. I feel like Conway is a miniture Fayetteville
Fayetteville is certainly less of a college town than it was when I moved here in 1995. That’s a good thing in my opinion. While the college is important of course, a city like Fayetteville in a region like NWA can and should be diverse in its economy and standing.
Yeah, except when I went back to school a while back to finish a degree, I never really notice the university or the students. Of course, I'm not big on night life, not involved with any businesses that cater to students, and don't usually drive around the busy parts of town on a game day. I'm skeptical of the rentals objection voiced here, as most student oriented rentals aren't going to be located in areas where single family housing dominates. One nice fringe benefit associated with the university is the free bus system, which is not limited to students. It mostly only goes where students are interested in going, but I have found it helpful on a couple of occasions, as there's a stop a few hundred yards from where I live.
100% agree my friend… Lots of commerce, development of commercial, etc.… But truth be told what town is the same as it was 30 years ago… Especially a growing community. Thank you so much for your input. I truly appreciate it.
Uggh. "Diverse?" I am so sick and tired of that damn word. We are NOT the same. I want to live around White people because that means safe! That's not opinion, the stats don't lie. And the only thing college means are the 'isms' - jewish Bolshevism, Marxism, Communism, Socialism, Leninism.
That’s fantastic, my friend. I appreciate your feedback and personal experience. I thought the farmers market was on Saturday? When did they start moving it to Sunday? Thanks for watching.
Do you have good Italian & Mexican restaurants? Chinese is a plus. Are the KC Chiefs the regional AFC game? Homes available with at least 2 acres? This is all I need.
In my opinion, we have great restaurants of all varieties… Although some folks moving from different parts of the country that have more authentic spots, where they come from tend to say, they can’t find any good “insert your desired food preference” type of restaurants here. Unfortunately, we see more of NFC cowboy games get played on TV. However, the Chiefs are rooted for in our house as well, my friend… We have use Sunday ticket, UA-cam TV, etc. and or go down to the local sports bar to watch if we can’t get it on our own for whatever reason. House with 2 acres… Depends on how much you want to spend. Let’s connect and thanks for watching.
I’m not too familiar with the topography of Austin but yes, there’s plenty enough hills to do hill repeats, also going south toward the Boston Mountains You’ll be able to get longer hill, climbs in if for traditional Road bike training… and of course, mountain bike training as well :-) thanks for watching
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Looking to relocate or make a move in the Northwest Arkansas area. Reach out to me at, 479-319-7229 or Anthony@IGNWA.com, I would to have a conversation how I can best serve you.
Love the videos! I have been watching your videos to see what life will be like when I intern at Walmart for the summer! Thank you for the help!
Awesome! Thx for watching
Yes,there is hills there
(I was there back in April this year)which is a good thing,making it less vulnerable to tornadoes.
100%. Thx for watching.
Amazing video 😊
I appreciate that. Thank you for watching.
Thanks for the useful info.....but you failed to mention something: What about the weather? 😊
I appreciate the input, my friend. There are a couple other videos on my channel that talk about weather… One is springtime, the other is winter. Of course don’t forget summer months June July, August are going to be our hottest, stickiest, and you’ll want to probably be near an air conditioner :-). Thank you for watching… What else?
Hello there. My husband and I are looking to move North to your area and we love your videos. Thank you so much for all you do. I am curious at the :45 second mark, what app is it that you are using that shows all of those hills? This has a lot to do with our search process of the area we want to be nearest to and would be very helpful. If you don't mind sharing, that would be terrific. Thank you!
Hey, thanks my friend. No app… just a Google search :-)… Try this one.
www.fayettevillehistory.com/listing/2009/05/the-seven-hills-of-fayetteville-1.html
Thanks for watching and let me know how I can help.
I like on what I heard except that nothing about doctors for seniors like me. Please let us know about Doctors availability
NWA has a lot of Doctors and medical systems. Any specialties in particular you’re needing? Thx for watchint
@@LivinginBentonville my wife is diabetic and I seems to be doing better being a type 2 diabetic. We need cardiology, primary care physician
Understood. I don’t have a handle on how many Doctors and specifically what kind are in our area. Due to it being specialized that may be something you might want to research a bit further on your own to make sure that you’re getting matched up with exactly what you need. Many people think of Arkansas, as this underdeveloped extremely rural, no common Facilities type of state… Here in Northwest Arkansas I would bet to believe we have what you need. Thanks again for watching
Right now, northwest Arkansas can still nip traffic congestion in the bud. So, they should work on that by bringing in intercity passenger rail service.
That’s certainly an idea! Thx for watching !
Turning US 412 from Springdale to I-35 west of Tulsa into an interstate should take a higher priority over extending I-49 into Fort Smith. The growth and traffic is in NWA, not FS.
FAYETTEVILLE is definitely booming . I live in Conway and Conway is starting to grow it was voted the second largest city in central Arkansas. I feel like Conway is a miniture Fayetteville
Yes, definitely some growth in the Conway area. Thanks for watching.
@@LivinginBentonville your welcome
Ye look up little flock AR tornado we had one today in Fayetteville.
Yep… I live in Bentonville myself so I was taking shelter and keeping an eye on the news.
Fayetteville is certainly less of a college town than it was when I moved here in 1995. That’s a good thing in my opinion. While the college is important of course, a city like Fayetteville in a region like NWA can and should be diverse in its economy and standing.
Yeah, except when I went back to school a while back to finish a degree, I never really notice the university or the students. Of course, I'm not big on night life, not involved with any businesses that cater to students, and don't usually drive around the busy parts of town on a game day. I'm skeptical of the rentals objection voiced here, as most student oriented rentals aren't going to be located in areas where single family housing dominates. One nice fringe benefit associated with the university is the free bus system, which is not limited to students. It mostly only goes where students are interested in going, but I have found it helpful on a couple of occasions, as there's a stop a few hundred yards from where I live.
100% agree my friend… Lots of commerce, development of commercial, etc.… But truth be told what town is the same as it was 30 years ago… Especially a growing community. Thank you so much for your input. I truly appreciate it.
Uggh. "Diverse?" I am so sick and tired of that damn word. We are NOT the same. I want to live around White people because that means safe! That's not opinion, the stats don't lie. And the only thing college means are the 'isms' - jewish Bolshevism, Marxism, Communism, Socialism, Leninism.
i love fayetteville so much! i live there and it’s amazing!! there are so many fun things you can do!
Right on. What is one of your favorite things to do?
@@LivinginBentonvillei love riding bikes around! and i also love going to the square and shopping, and on sundays the farmers markets are so much fun!
That’s fantastic, my friend. I appreciate your feedback and personal experience. I thought the farmers market was on Saturday? When did they start moving it to Sunday? Thanks for watching.
@@LivinginBentonvilleoh i’m sorry! i thought it was sunday, but yes your right it is saturday
No worries at all. Thanks again for watching.
Thanks for this!
You bet. Thx for watching
Do you have good Italian & Mexican restaurants? Chinese is a plus. Are the KC Chiefs the regional AFC game? Homes available with at least 2 acres? This is all I need.
In my opinion, we have great restaurants of all varieties… Although some folks moving from different parts of the country that have more authentic spots, where they come from tend to say, they can’t find any good “insert your desired food preference” type of restaurants here. Unfortunately, we see more of NFC cowboy games get played on TV. However, the Chiefs are rooted for in our house as well, my friend… We have use Sunday ticket, UA-cam TV, etc. and or go down to the local sports bar to watch if we can’t get it on our own for whatever reason. House with 2 acres… Depends on how much you want to spend. Let’s connect and thanks for watching.
And U of A baseball games, with one of the finest baseball teams and field in college
One of these days one of my viewers is going to get me tickets to go to a home game . :-) Thanks for watching.
Sounds like Fayettevile would be a great town for serious bicyclists to train in, kinda like Austin, Texas.
I’m not too familiar with the topography of Austin but yes, there’s plenty enough hills to do hill repeats, also going south toward the Boston Mountains You’ll be able to get longer hill, climbs in if for traditional Road bike training… and of course, mountain bike training as well :-) thanks for watching
I used to live in Austin TX for yrs. It is bike friendly but very FLAT.