“Walkable” Subdivision Coming to an Unwalkable Part of Bentonville

No, the new development planned for the west side of Bentonville doesn’t fit its surroundings. But that’s not what it was evaluated against.

Robots Will Start Mowing Bentonville Parks

Bentonville is getting robot lawnmowers. Two GPS-guided machines will begin mowing park fields by summertime.

Live Nation Proposes 2,500-Capacity Music Venue in Downtown Bentonville

By the Numbers: Bentonville City Government in 2025

Here’s a look at key stats from city government operations last year.

How Bentonville Is Doing, According to the Mayor

Beyond Books: 15 Things the Bentonville Public Library Offers

You can check out telescopes, borrow metal detectors, play video games, record podcasts, use 3D printers — and even get help researching your family tree.

What Readers Said in The Bentonville Bulletin’s Latest Survey

30+ Things to Do in Bentonville in March

February News Recap

Here’s some recent Bentonville news you may have missed.

Cardboard Is the Star of This New Amazeum Exhibit

Cardboard is the first material in a new concept built around creative limits, collaboration and hands-on experimentation.

Bentonville Considers Noise Enforcement Changes

The Bentonville City Council discussed increasing fines and other enforcement strategies for noise ordinance violations.

Fry Opens in Downtown Bentonville With Affordable Drinks

The Inside Story of How Meteor Guitar Gallery Found a New Home

With limited time to raise money, one local investor took a leap of faith.

Doe's Eat Place Closes after 20+ Years of Steaks, Memories and Celebrities

Family says new business opportunities prompted decision as Walton Boulevard property hits the market.

5 Ways Bentonville Changed Public Art Policies After Mural Controversy

The changes come after a dispute over a trailside mural generated significant controversy last year.

Ice House Redevelopment Plans Include Condos, Retail and a Rooftop Garden

Redevelopment Begins at Former Walmart Home Office Campus

Plans for the site include a new STEM-focused college, along with office, hotel, multifamily and retail components.

January News Recap

Here’s a quick recap of news you may have missed last month.

20+ Things to Do in Bentonville in February

The Meteor Has a New Home, If They Raise $650,000 in Two Weeks

Wedding venue by day, concerts at night: the plan to save both The Meteor and The Ravington with “community ownership.”

Free Downtown Bentonville Bus Route Coming by April

Could this be a breakthrough moment for “the bus?”

AI Tool Will Help Students With Coursework, Teachers With Grading

Centerton Wants to Be More Than Just a Place to Live

Clementine’s Ice Cream Now Open in Bentonville. Some Flavors Are Booze-Infused.

On the menu: about 20 flavors of ice cream, including alcohol-infused and dairy-free options.

Bentonville Named to New York Times’ 52 Places to Go List for 2026