Nestled in the Ozark Mountains, Fayetteville is in Washington County and situated in the south part of the Northwest Arkansas metro area.
City of Fayetteville has a total area of 44.5 square miles and a population of 67,158 (special census of 2006, 3rd largest in Arkansas)
Fayetteville is home of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks.
Northwest Arkansas is the fastest growing area in the state.
City of Fayetteville living recognition awards include: Forbes Magazine ranking Fayetteville as the 8th Best Place in America for Business and Careers (2007); named one of America's Most Livable Cities in 2004 & 2005; named one of the Best Places to Live in America by Money Magazine; America In Bloom Champion (2006); MSN Top 8 Places to Live (2006); ranked #3 among 2006 Best Cities For Relocating Families (mid-sized metro areas) by Worldwide Erc; ranked #1 for job growth by the Milken Institute in 2003; featured in Lifestyle Magazine, Southern Living, and The Best Towns in America.
Fayetteville attractions include the Downtown Square, including the Farmer's Market, the Dickson Street entertainment district, the Walton Arts Center for performing arts, the award winning Fayetteville Public Library (also known as The Blair Library), and the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks, to name a few.
The Fayetteville area has many wonderful lakes, rivers, parks, and trail systems. From water sports to nature hikes, many outdoor activities are within reach.
Fayetteville was the First home of President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary, as they both taught at the University of Arkansas Law School. Fayetteville is now home to the Clinton House Museum.
