Hi, I'm Letain Devore. I work for Re/Max Advantage in Searcy Arkansas. I love living and working in Searcy. Searcy is an affordable, quiet little town. The people exhibit warm " Southern Hospitality " and are good neighbors. It is such a great place to raise a family. We would love to see your family here. Check out this website to see all the great Searcy homes for sale we have here in Searcy.

Searcy is a great place to call home. Growth in the community has been balanced by a desire to maintain small-town character. Even in the new developments, planners and builders strive to keep the traditional feel. Searcy offers a high quality of life with living expenses lower than the national average.

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Here are some great links for information about Searcy:

• City of Searcy
• Searcy Chamber of Commerce
• 'Searcy Living' Magazine
• White County Medical Center
• Searcy Public Schools
• Harding Academy
• Harding University
• ASU (Arkansas State Univ) - Searcy campus
• Map of Searcy
• Searcy Movies

A seamless combination of Midwestern charm, Southern hospitality and the daring of the American frontier, Arkansas is a state that resists easy definitions. Divided by the broad swath of the Arkansas River and bordered to the east by the Mighty Mississippi, the "Natural State" is home to high wooded escarpments, plunging sandstone gorges and flat plains of lush farmland.

Discover Arkansas

Natural Geography

Arkansas has earned distinction as the Natural State as not only in recognition of the incredible natural beauty of our state, but also for the diversity of landscapes to be found here. The two major natural regions consist of the interior highlands in the northwestern third of the state and the flat coastal plains which comprise the rest of the state. The highlands include the wooded rises and numerous caves of the Ozark Mountains, the narrow ridges of the Ouachita Mountains and the deep folds of the Arkansas River Valley. The coastal plain varies from pasture and prairie in the southwest to rich farmland, often called the Delta, nearing the Mississippi.

Cities

Little Rock, located in the center of Arkansas, is the state capital and the chief commercial center. On the banks of the Arkansas river along the western border with Oklahoma, Fort Smith is an industrial center with a strong Western heritage. Fayetteville, in the northwestern corner of the state, is an important agricultural distribution center as well as home to the University of Arkansas. The city of Hot Springs in the stunning Ouachita Mountains is a popular resort and spa destination.

Economy

Once almost entirely dependent on agriculture, Arkansas underwent a very rapid coordinated industrialization in the 1950’s. By the end of the decade, manufacturing had outpaced farming as the chief source of income for the state. Foremost among the many corporations with a strong presence in Arkansas is Wal-Mart, whose international headquarters are located in Bentonville. The town is also home to a Visitors Center situated in Sam Walton’s original variety store.

Culture

Arkansas offers a thriving arts and entertainment scene to compete with the spectacular outdoor scenery. Little Rock boasts a burgeoning nightlife, particularly in the River Market District that is filled with restaurants, nightclubs, museums and performing arts venues.