North Little Rock

Perched on the northern banks of the Arkansas River, North Little Rock (often affectionately dubbed "NLR") distinguishes itself as a vibrant city brimming with its own unique charm, making it stand out from its twin city, Little Rock, to the south. As part of Pulaski County in Arkansas, United States, North Little Rock is celebrated for its independent spirit, boasting its own city government and a rich tapestry of services that elevate it beyond merely being an extension of the state's capital. With a population of 64,591 as recorded in the 2020 Census, North Little Rock is the seventh-most populous city in Arkansas, showcasing a dynamic urban center teeming with life, history, and culture despite its relatively smaller size compared to Little Rock.

In recent years, North Little Rock has undergone significant beautification and revitalization efforts, particularly noticeable in areas like the Argenta Historic District, now a buzzing entertainment hub. This city is a treasure trove of attractions including the Dickey-Stephens Park, home to the Arkansas Travelers minor league baseball team, and the Simmons Bank Arena, a focal point for entertainment in the metropolitan area. Not to be overlooked, Burns Park, one of the United States' largest municipal parks, adds to the city's allure. Covering a total area of 47.0 square miles, where land comprises 44.8 square miles and water makes up 2.2 square miles, North Little Rock’s journey from its founding in 1871 as Argenta to its rebirth in 1901, and its name changes, weave a rich historical narrative that contributes to its identity today. This thriving city appeals to young families and professionals alike, drawn by its small-town charm, metropolitan amenities, and a lively blend of dining, entertainment, and outdoor activities.

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