Regardless of your political ideologies, the one thing we all can agree on is that this next general election is one of the most important in years.  The deadline to register to vote in Arkansas is 30 days prior to an election.  That means you must be registered by Monday, October 6th in order to vote in the November 4th general election.  There are several ways to register including visiting your county clerk's office or by going to Rock the Vote.  For more information on registration visit the Secretary of State's website.

On November 4th you must vote.  Period.

Originally posted at moveNWA.com

Arguably the most anticipated residential development in Northwest Arkansas history, the Lofts at Underwood Plaza is nearing completion.  For the first time today the general public was invited in to tour the building and see the progress.  For those of you who were too devastated by the Razorbacks' loss to join us at Underwood Plaza today, I took some photos for your enjoyment.  Please keep in mind that this is not the finished product, but a good representation of what these luxury condos will look like upon completion. For more information, a private tour, or our information center hours contact me anytime! 

Scroll down for photos or see more photos and read the entire article at moveNWA.com

Short clip of the view from 902:

The Metropolitan, one of three finish packages.  Only 5 black box units are available.

A view of Dickson Street, Old Main, and the University of Arkansas campus from unit 901.

All photos copyright 2008 by Anthony Clark.

On a beautiful morning seven years ago, I was awoken by a distressed roommate whose first words were "you should probably go fill your car up with gas.... now."  It was the strangest way I had ever been woken, but I would soon realize why.  I was 22 years old on September, 11, 2001.  I was just a kid who had grown up in typical Midwestern fashion.  I only knew one New Yorker at the time and had only visited the City once on spring break in college.  However, I will never forget the moment when I heard the attacks had occurred.  I sat, glued to news coverage, weeping for the dead and injured.  Those events, that day, will for ever be etched in my memory much like, but even more so, than I imagine President Kennedy's assassination was for my parents' generation.  I can't begin to compare my emotions with those of New Yorkers, particularly those who were in Manhattan, but that day brought us together as a nation under the worst of circumstances.

I watched coverage of the ceremonies at Ground Zero and the Pentagon this morning, and was overwhelmed with emotion.  I am proud to be an American and glad that the memories of that day and those whose lives were taken will never be forgotten.

I woke bright and (somewhat) early this morning to do one of my very favorite activities - go to the Fayetteville Farmers' Market.  The market is open Saturday mornings on the downtown square from 7am - 1pm starting in early April and running through late November.  The market is also open in the Mill District on Thursdays from 4pm - 7pm with a slightly shorter season.  As you can tell from the photos below, there is a diverse offering at the market including fresh produce & flowers, performers, crafts, and ready to eat food. 

View more photos (you'll definitely want to see them) and leave a comment at moveNWA.com

This is just one reason Fayetteville is a great place to call home!

Introducing the Monterey!  Just a half block from the University of Arkansas campus in beautiful Fayetteville, Arkansas, the Monterey is home to the region's newest condominium conversions.  Built in 1926, the Monterey has housed a green tea room, a dance hall, efficiency apartments, and more.  Now the structure is being brought into the future by fulfilling its potential as eight luxury condos.

For more information on the condos themselves including finishes and building amenities (and an exterior photo of how the stucture appears today) visit the full post at moveNWA.com

The natural beauty of Northwest Arkansas is undeniable.  However, the architecture of the region is equally as important.  There more and more modern architecture popping up around the region.  Fayetteville in particular has always been progressive when it comes to things like planning, development, and architecture.

Pictured is the new aloft Hotel by W Hotels in Rogers. 

For more photos check out my moveNWA blog.