This is for the post office in Fayetteville. The location is convenient and it has a lot of…read moreparking. They also have a self service postage machine where you can mail packages and buy stamps 24/7. Everytime I have gone to mail packages the staff is very kind but they seem to be understaffed and always have a line. Do not go if you are in a hurry!

When I lived in Fayetteville I used this post office to get my mail. I rented a P.O. Box for like…read more10bucks a month. Never had a bit of a problem receiving my mail here. It's a clean post office with a great group of people working here. Lots of parking here with plenty of handicapped parking.

Popped into this US Post Office in Tontitown, AR, on 7.25.2025…read more I collect postcards from our travels, so I stopped here to send one off since it didn't seem busy and had lots of parking. Was greeted by a very friendly man at the counter who was also quick and helpful. The clerk noticed this postcard was from the Daisy Museum in Roger. I love small town folks because I will get their opinions whether I want them or not - but usually they are insightful. Paid $.61 for a dang postcard stamp. I forgot they were that much. Lol. It got to our house a couple days later.

Typical post office, except these folks are nice. Very good customer service. Very helpful and…read morequick. P.O. boxes are easy enough. Sending packages is easy. They always help get the lowest price. And there is rarely a line. So, as for a PO, it's pretty good. I hope no one else discovers how good it is. Then the lines will form. lol

You can get your tags and drivers license and handicap tags here. However be prepared to wait and…read morewait and wait.

Several years ago, my wife and I were having dinner at the AQ restaurant in Springdale Arkansas…read more For those that are from this part of the country, that is a fairly well known and established, even historic restaurant in this area of the country. Unfortunately, it ceased operations a couple of years ago for a brief period of time. It is soon reopening under new ownership. While we were having dinner, we struck up a conversation with a friendly couple who were sitting across from us at the restaurant. As we talked, it became obvious to me that we were speaking to the name sake of the Bobby Hopper tunnel. He was the long time , secretary of transportation in the state of Arkansas. His roots were from Southern Arkansas, I think maybe Dumas Arkansas. I can't recall for sure, but he talked about it and he talked about an auto dealership that he had owned for many years in that part of the country. He was friends with Bill Clinton long before Bill Clinton became the president of the United States. Bobby Hopper and Bill Clinton worked together in various endeavors state of Arkansas to help improve the economy, transportation and other aspects of Arkansas life. Among those probably the most famous thing known about him would be the tunnel named after Bobby Hopper. Prior to the interstate 49 from , the Fort Smith, Arkansas corridor up to the Fayetteville Arkansas corridor the only way to get here was on a 2 Lane Rd. that had some options for passing along the way. It was a treacherous highway and known for accidents. So the opportunity to have a four-lane interstate system was amazing progress for the state of Arkansas to be able to approve transportation access and also improve safety for residents and travelers, along this corridor in the state of Arkansas. To make this happen, a tunnel was needed to get through the mountains. It was determined that it would be in or near Winslow Arkansas. it took many years to blast through the mountain and build the interstate which also includes long spans of very high Elevated interstate across the deep valleys below. The introduction of I 49 in this part of the state absolutely changed travel and allowed this part of the state to explode in population. Today over half a million people live in Northwest Arkansas. 25 years ago it was less than half that if not less. When I moved up here for college many years ago there were not even 100,000 people who lived in the entirety of the northwest Arkansas corridor. Thanks Bobby Hopper (RIP) for your legacy and for helping us get this great interstate linking western Arkansas with Northwest Arkansas and for improved traveler safety.

Completed in 1999, this twin-bore tunnel carries I-49 (I remember when it was I-54) under an…read more1800-foot tall peak at the Washington/Crawford County line. The tunnels are each 1595.2 feet long and 38 feet wide. That is wide enough for two lanes of traffic with shoulder space and they are close enough to each other that they have built cross-passages that act as emergency exits every 265 feet. Originally the Bunyard Tunnel, it was renamed for the then-director of the Arkansas Highway Commission at the time, a resident of nearby Springdale. There is no toll to use the tunnel and it doesn't take more than 30 seconds to pass through. Try to hold your breath as you drive through! [Review 670 of 2024 - 340 in Arkansas - 21701 overall]