Rogers, AR July 2025

EXPLORE

Adventure Is Closer Than You Think

In my 20s and early 30s, exploring to me meant hopping on a plane and landing in a place completely new. From wandering through jungles in Central America to trekking around Iceland in a van, I never got tired of the chance to discover the unfamiliar.

A trip to New Zealand was amazing but much of the lifestyle was so similar to our home in a ski resort town in Colorado, it wasn’t nearly as exciting as spending my 30th birthday learning to scuba dive on an island off the coast of Honduras. My husband and I loved the culture in Central America so much we ended up living on that small island, Utila, for almost two years while working remotely.

Exploring isn’t always about boarding a plane, however. Sometimes the best discoveries are just around the corner. When my family and I first moved to Northwest Arkansas, we loved exploring the parks, bike trails, rivers, and events around town. We still do.

With two very young children, our travels aren’t as frequent, but I get just as much excitement uncovering hidden gems close to home. Watching my son’s face light up when we first stumbled upon Mt. Hebron Park was priceless. Our first Bentonville First Friday was a blast. We returned to the Blue Hole in Bella Vista over and over again all summer when a random stranger on a trail gave us the tip. With how quickly this area is growing, there’s always something new to discover, whether it's a new business or reimagined event.

Even if you’ve lived here your whole life, there are still countless ways to see your community with fresh eyes. Challenge yourself to shop only at local small businesses for a month. Step out of your routine and visit a spot you’ve never been—maybe an art market, a theater performance, or a local farm. Even better, strike up a conversation with someone new while you’re there—you never know what stories you’ll uncover.

It’s easy to get stuck in the day-to-day grind, waiting for that vacation to finally get here. But you don’t have to—sometimes exploring right at home can be just as fulfilling. Exploration isn’t just about distance—it’s about curiosity. And when you approach your own backyard with the same spirit you bring to faraway places, you realize adventure was never that far away to begin with.

HEATHER JARVIS, MANAGING EDITOR @ROGERSCITYLIFESTYLE

July 2025

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Explore Underwater with Freedive NWA

Freedive NWA is Arkansas’ premier freediving, spearfishing, and mermaiding school, offering professional training and unique underwater adventure experiences right in the heart of Rogers. Learn to dive deep, explore local waters, and unlock your potential with these courses in July: July 7 Free Online Information Class; July 12-13 Basic Freediver Course; July 18-20 Advanced Freediver Certification Course; July 26-27 Freediver Certification Course. Learn more at FreediveNWA.com.

Marque Collection Suites in Rogers is Nearing Completion

Welcome to the first-of-its-kind luxury collection and auto-focused condominium project in Rogers at Marque Collection Suites. These beautiful commercial suites are positioned within a gated community exclusively for collectors and like-minded individuals. Design and create your space to be completely customized to your needs. Marque Collection Suites is conveniently located behind the Promenade mall in the entertainment district and next door to the first NWA professional soccer stadium for Ozark United FC.

Welcome to Ventris Trail's End Resort at Beaver Lake

Ventris Trail's End Resort is a true hidden gem on the shores of Beaver Lake with furnished cedar log cabins nestled on over 20 wooded acres. The resort features a full restaurant and bar, picnic tables, and fire rings, and there is an abundance of deer, wild turkey, and other wildlife in the area to watch and photograph. The resort is located on the north shore within an easy drive to local attractions including Rogers, Branson, War Eagle, and Eureka Springs.

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Beaver Lake EXPLORE

From boating to scuba diving, there's something for everyone

ARTICLE BY HEATHER JARVIS PHOTOGRAPHY BY ISABELLA RAQUEL

Beaver Lake is a popular recreation area in Northwest Arkansas, with opportunities for boating, fishing, scuba diving, swimming, and picnicking on the shore.

Spanning over 28,000 acres and lined with colorful limestone bluffs, Beaver Lake features more than 480 miles of shoreline with quick and easy access from Rogers on Scenic Highway 12 East.

History

Beaver Lake is one of five multi-purpose projects constructed in the White River Basin for the control of floods, generation of hydroelectric power, public water supply, and recreation, according to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which manages the lake. Construction started in 1960 and wrapped up in 1966, costing $6.2 million.

Flood Control

Floods in the 1920s and ’30s prompted the Corps of Engineers to prepare for future disasters by building a series of reservoirs along the White River Basin.

The White River chain of lakes are managed as one system: Beaver, Table Rock, Bull Shoals, Norfork, Greers Ferry, and Clearwater lakes work together to help control flooding. Their water levels are managed by the Corps of Engineers, making sure there’s enough space to hold extra water from heavy rain or runoff, and to release the right amount of water into the White River based on the season.

Fun Fact

A town named Monte Ne, which was a resort town in the early 1900s, is now submerged beneath the lake. Parts of the town can be seen when the lake level drops, particularly during drought conditions.

Nearby Lake Access Points and Marinas for Boat Rentals

• Prairie Creek Recreation Area and Marina: 1 Prairie Creek Marina Drive, Rogers

• Rocky Branch Marina and Recreation Area: 8872 Rocky Branch Marina Road, Rogers

• Horseshoe Bend Recreation Area and Marina: 16168 East Highway 94, Rogers

• Hickory Creek Recreation Area and Marina: 12737 Hickory Creek Road, Lowell

Other Equipment Rentals

Beaver Lake Outdoor Center offers kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, tubes, mountain bikes, and jet skis for rent. (479) 877-4984

On the Shore

Prairie Creek Public Use Area: Day use includes access to a sandy beach, picnic areas with barbecue grills, and a playground. Day use fee. 98 Prairie Creek Marina Dr., Rogers

Fishing

Beaver Lake is nationally renowned for bass fishing, but other fish that can be found in its waters include crappie, bream, channel, and spoonbill catfish.

Camping

There are over 2,000 acres of campground and over 650 individual campsites at Beaver Lake. Go to recreation.gov to find and reserve a site.

Did You Know?

You can scuba dive in Beaver Lake: There is great visibility in the lake’s deep water, with several dive sites to choose from featuring submerged rock formations and sunken boats. Take a course with Beaver Dam Dive Shop & Resort in Eureka Springs, or try your hand at freediving with Freedive NWA in Rogers.

Global Eats

EXPLORE THE WORLD ON YOUR PLATE WITHOUT STEPPING FOOT ON A PLANE

Food does more than fill our plates—it connects us. Across cultures, meals are a way to share stories, honor traditions, and bring people together during life’s most meaningful moments. In Rogers, that spirit of connection is alive in the city’s diverse and growing culinary scene. Thanks to a community of restaurateurs who’ve brought their roots and recipes from around the world, you can experience the flavors of global cultures without ever leaving town.

Whether you’re craving bold spices, comforting classics, or something entirely new, Rogers delivers. Here are some standout spots where you can experience the city’s global flavors firsthand.

BLU DTR

From the owners of Blu Fresh Fish Marketplace in Bentonville, this locally-owned restaurant serves up top-quality sushi and other Asian-inspired dishes inside the historic Rogers Old City Hall.  | 214 W. Elm St. (479) 270-1128

CAPRICCIO RISTORANTE

Enjoy handcrafted pasta, fresh seafood, and fine wines at this upscale Italian restaurant. | 5001 Pauline Whitaker Parkway. (479) 633-8954

CASA ALEJO

A family-owned restaurant with a fresh take on Mexican flavors and a full bar. | 120 S. 2nd St. (479) 372-6080

GELATISSIMO

Gelatissimo makes authentic Italian gelato fresh in its downtown Rogers location every day with over 45 flavors to choose from. | 226 S. 1st St. (479) 405-4030

HOUSE 1830

House 1830 serves time-honored dishes from Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, rooted in generations of tradition and regional flavor. | 106 W Elm St. #102. (479) 278-7016

LASANG PINOY

New to Rogers, Lasang Pinoy opened earlier this year on Walnut Street. Explore the vibrant flavors of Filipino cuisine, a full bar and patio seating. In addition to culinary delights, they offer two private karaoke rooms. | 719 W. Walnut, Suite 104. (479) 282-6764

LOMA

Loma offers upscale Mexican cuisine in its Pinnacle Hills location, blending authentic techniques with modern creativity. Check out its popular rooftop bar in the summer. | 5102 W Pauline Whitaker Parkway Suite 315. (479) 335-2100

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TIPS ON STARGAZING FROM A LOCAL EXPERT

ARTICLE BY HEATHER JARVIS

EXPLORE TH E NIGHTSKY

A simple pair of binoculars will enhance the experience.

Interest in the cosmos has only increased over the years, with designated Dark Sky Places becoming popular tourist destinations. While this growing trend of dark sky tourism attracts visitors to national parks and areas across the world with minimal light pollution, excellent stargazing can be done right here in Northwest Arkansas.

Ready to venture out? Molly Ussery, president of Sugar Creek Astronomical Society, has a few tips on how to be successful.

GET OUT IN CLEAR WEATHER.

Getting out when the skies are clear is the best bet. “The clearer the sky, the better the seeing is,” Molly says. “Seeing” is a terminology in astronomy. “It's how clear the atmosphere is, how less muddled it is.”

The best weather for stargazing is when it’s cold, she adds. Over the warmer months, look for nights right after a storm moves out.

“When that clears with a low pressure front pushing it out, that low pressure is a

drier air, and that makes the seeing good, too,” she says. “Things look brighter.”

GET OUT OF THE CITY.

Venture out and find an area with less light pollution. Molly recommends getting away from the I-49 corridor and outside of town.

Dozens of Arkansas state parks offer campsites that would allow for a perfect overnight stargazing trip.

GET A PAIR OF BINOCULARS.

For those who don’t want to invest in expensive telescopes, a simple pair of binoculars will enhance the experience. Molly recommends getting a 10X50 model to maximize magnification, and a tripod to hold them steady.

GET A GOOD STAR MAP AND RED LIGHT FLASHLIGHT. Find a star map online and print it off for reference. Molly doesn’t recommend

using a cell phone app for stargazing unless the phone has a red-light mode, as the white light will ruin your eyes' adaptation to the darkness.

In this same effort, bring a red light flashlight or headlamp to help you find what you need in the darkness. Or, place a red balloon over a traditional flashlight.

DRESS WARM AND HAVE FUN.

Even on a summer evening, it can get cooler than expected, Molly says. She recommends always bringing layers to add for comfort.

Astronomy Nights

Hobbs State Park is one of the best stargazing locations in Northwest Arkansas, thanks to its expansive size and minimal light pollution. Every other month, the park pairs up with Sugar Creek Astronomical Society to host an astronomy night, where visitors can observe the night sky with guidance and education from experts.

This month’s astronomy night will be held on July 26 at 8 p.m. at the Visitor Center, with Kent Marts and Molly Ussery presenting “Light Pollution. It Impacts Critters, Too!” Visitors can learn about nocturnal creatures and take a night hike on the Van Winkle trail.

OTHER UPCOMING DATES:

Sept. 27; 6:30 p.m. Nov. 22; 4:30 p.m.

A Man of Many Talents

Jody Simrell turns passion into

profession—as a musician, chef, businessman, and pyrotechnician

On any given day, Jody Simrell is a business owner, a chef, a musician, and a pyrotechnical expert. Some days he’s all those things.

Born in Illinois the youngest of four boys, Jody moved to Northwest Arkansas with his family when he was young.

Around that same age, Jody picked up his first instrument, and his love of music took root.

His mom, Janet Simrell, says that he can play almost any instrument, learning through instinct and self-taught lessons. But she believes where his true talent shines is at the piano.

“He can practically make a piano talk. And he has a wonderful voice to go with it,” she says.

Jody began performing in high school and released his first album in 1984. In order to reduce costs, he started his own publishing company, Skipper Productions.

Along with playing, he also taught himself how to read music so he could write songs. To date, he has written around 25 songs, with his most success coming from the song “I Shall Always Be There for You,” on his 2012 album, Alone, Here I Stand.

Jody’s music career led to his next career as an employee of Walmart. After performing for a few grand openings at Walmart Supercenters, he transitioned to working for the company for about eight years in what was then called the Accuracy Relations Team. He says his time in working for the corporation helped him build his business skills and gave him the opportunity to learn from upper management and legendary businessmen like Don Soderquist.

“It was a beautiful time,” he says, referring to his time with Walmart. “It taught me so much about management skills. I wouldn’t be the same without it.”

When his time with Walmart ended, Jody stepped into a whole new adventure alongside his family—opening Ventris Trail’s End Resort in Garfield.

The resort opened its first cabin on May 17, 1997, and over the past 28 years the property has grown to include eight full-cedar log cabins, a lodge that includes a restaurant and two more apartments, and amenities like a covered and lit boat dock with a fish cleaning station and a large covered pavilion perfect for events.

Jody credits a lot of the resort’s success to his mother who once worked in the culinary industry in Chicago. For years she hand made all the desserts for the resort’s restaurant, and today she still makes her famous pies for guests to enjoy. Jody develops the recipes and plans the meals as the head chef at the restaurant, which serves hundreds of people a night during peak season.

He says that cooking brings him joy, seeing similarities between creating a recipe and creating a song, with both bringing individual pieces together to make a beautiful whole.

Running the resort has also given him a chance to improve his handyman skills, and a few years after the resort opened he took on a new title: pyrotechnical expert.

For the last two decades, Jody has helped to make the Fourth of July a special time on Beaver Lake. After viewing one of the amazing fireworks shows at Epcot in Orlando, Fla., he decided to become trained and licensed as a pyrotechnician. Over the years, he and a crew of volunteers have developed a turn-key Independence Day fireworks show over the waters of the lake. Jody designs and sets the show, choreographing the explosions to be timed with music.

Originally developing the show in order to promote the resort, he says the event is now more about the community. Designed to be viewed while on the water, the display can be seen anywhere along the lake, with thousands coming out to watch every year.

As much as he enjoys doing the show, he’s hoping to find someone to take over for him after next year’s 25th event. “It’s hard, hot, and incredibly tense work,” he says.

And while he may eventually back away from his pyrotechnical work, he knows he will have plenty at the resort and in his musical career to keep him busy.

After all, a self-taught man is never bored.

TRAVEL M ADEEASY

For many, traveling is a dream come true. But sometimes that dream can be overwhelming to plan.

Travel agent Jennifer Sampley of Journeys By Jenn with Vincent Vacations specializes in alleviating her clients’ stress when planning for those upcoming trips. Based out of Rogers, she caters to individuals, couples, families, and large groups alike.

Jennifer says she and her family have always enjoyed traveling. So when her former career as a mortgage underwriter ended, she decided it was time to have a more fun job.

After completing extensive training through Vincent Vacations as well as cruise lines and well-known resort brands, Jennifer became one of only a handful of travel agencies working for the company in Northwest Arkansas. Since her start in January 2024, she has built up her clientele while continuing to enjoy her own travel.

“I love to see people travel, help them see the world and get away. I feel like it’s a great career that helps people enjoy life to the fullest,” she says.

Jennifer Sampley brings her travel expertise to make vacation planning simple and fun

ARTICLE BY KARA ISHAM | PHOTOGRAPHY BY AMBER HALL

She is also affiliated with Signature Travel Network, a leading travel consortia that provides access to exclusive benefits, insider knowledge, and curated travel experiences. While her membership with Signature came through her agency, Jennifer has gone the extra mile to maximize its value for her clients.

Jennifer says she will tackle any travel wish that her clients bring her, helping them book air travel, accommodations, transfers, special activities, excursions, and more. She specializes in custom vacations and individualized travel plans tailored to the client’s priorities and budget.

She loves to arrange all-inclusive vacations, cruises, and trips to Europe—her favorite vacations to plan are destination weddings and honeymoons because she believes it is such an iconic and special time in her clients’ lives.

Jennifer says she has planned vacations with varying budgets and party sizes. She also hosts trips for groups of women who want to get away for a brief refresh.

“Traveling gives us a chance to unplug from our families and our responsibilities,” she says. “Whatever walk of life you are in, getting away helps to refill your cup, and when you return you can start pouring back into others.”

Jennifer’s travel services are complimentary to her clients, and she can often save clients money through agency specific discounts, group pricing on cruises, and added amenities for many resort/ hotel brands.

Along with offering ease of planning, Jennifer says using her services also offers peace of mind.

“We are always thinking about our client’s protection, and taking care of them if any emergencies arise while traveling,” she says. “When things don’t go as planned, it’s good to have someone working for you.”

EXPLORE BEYOND ORDINARY

5 WILD WAYS TO EXPLORE ARKANSAS OUTDOORS THIS SUMMER

ARTICLE BY HEATHER JARVIS

Summer in Arkansas is made for adventure, with wild landscapes that invite exploration. These five off-the-beaten-path experiences showcase the wilder side of summer in “The Natural State.”

SCUBA DIVING AT BEAVER LAKE

Whether you’re preparing for a tropical getaway or simply eager to try something new, Beaver Lake offers a few local spots to explore the underwater world. Scuba Park at Beaver Lake features easy shore entry, a variety of sunken attractions, and plenty of fish to observe, making it an ideal place to practice your skills. For gear rentals and certification courses, visit Beaver Dam Dive Shop & Resort in nearby Eureka Springs. Ditch the tanks and explore the world of freediving with Freedive NWA in Rogers.

CAVERN TOURS

War Eagle Cavern, home to Arkansas’ largest natural cavern entrance, offers a range of guided tours for every level of adventure. In addition to the classic one-hour tour, visitors can explore cave wildlife on the After Hours Bat Tour or venture off the beaten path—crawling and climbing through hidden passages—on the Wild Cavern Tour. Visit wareaglecavern.com for tour details and availability.

BACKPACKING ALONG THE PIGEON ROOST TRAIL AT HOBBS STATE PARK

One of the best ways to trek through Arkansas’ largest state park is along the Pigeon Roost Trail. Hobbs State ParkConservation Area is over 12,000 acres of natural beauty, offering primitive camping along the 9-mile Pigeon Roost Trail.

SILOAM SPRINGS KAYAK PARK

Siloam Springs Kayak Park offers a refreshing way to spend a day outdoors. Visitors can bring their own kayak or inner tube and enjoy two engineered rapids rated Class I to II, suitable for both beginners and experienced paddlers. The park also features a family swimming area, a climbing boulder, and picnic spots. It’s a popular destination on weekend afternoons, and a parking fee is in place on weekends from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

These five off-the-beaten-path experiences showcase the wilder side of summer in “The Natural State.”

DIAMOND DIGGING AT CRATER OF DIAMONDS STATE PARK

Although it requires a bit more planning with a four-hour drive from Rogers, Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro offers a rare opportunity to hunt for real diamonds in their original volcanic source—and keep whatever you discover. With over 35,000 diamonds unearthed since becoming a state park in 1972, plus camping, hiking, and a seasonal water park, it’s a truly one-of-a-kind summer adventure in Arkansas.

podcastvideos.com brings content to life

Company offers a multitude of services in-studio and online

Podcasting is a booming industry that generated more than $7 billion in revenue globally last year. And Rogers-based PodcastVideos. com has goals of becoming an industry leader while helping locals get a piece of that action.

The company, which moved into its Pinnacle-area location earlier this year, offers three large and one single-person recording studios. Along with the use of high-end recording equipment, the company also offers individuals, businesses, and organizations a variety of other options to reach their content generation goals.

Parker Dodson, director of sales and business development for PodcastVideos.com, says the company’s mission is to help clients eliminate friction for planning, creating, editing, distributing, and monetizing conversational content. He said the company accomplishes this goal through industry research, having the most advanced technology, continuously evolving the processes involved in bringing creative content to life, and keeping services affordable so that the industry can continue to grow.

Some clients simply want to use the recording studios for their own individual projects,

ARTICLE BY KARA ISHAM

PHOTOGRAPHY BY ISABELLA RAQUEL

but for those who want more help in getting a podcast off the ground, PodcastVideos.com offers strategy and market research, a calendar that assists in scheduling regular recording sessions, and help with branding, advertising, and promoting.

“Our services are turnkey, start to finish,” Parker says. “We customize everything: the look, the brand, social media presence, and website design. The client just brings the idea.”

Parker says recording sessions often include 15 to 40 minutes of “stories” or testimonials, with some clients recording solo and some bringing on guests to interview. This content is edited and ready to post within 72 hours of recording.

“We wanted to focus on quick turnaround because we knew how important timeliness is to customers who want to keep information current and fresh," he says.

When the company began in January 2023, the clientele consisted mostly of individuals who wanted to create a podcast. But as the company has grown, it now also serves many business clients who can use the studios to record promotional content or content that is used for in-house purposes like training videos or messages to teams.

Along with in-studio recording and production, the company also offers the option for on-site recording and has even begun to help larger companies with building their own in-house studios.

Parker says regardless if the client is an individual or a business, the goal is to build content that is engaging and visually appealing and then getting that content in front of the right audience.

The company, which offers over 35 different services to its clients, operates on a membership model with a select number of hours of recording monthly. Memberships can be paid on a month-to-month, 6-month or 12-month basis, although there is also an option for one-time recordings.

“Our firm believes that the more that technology grows, we need to be able to streamline the process and keep the cost down for the customer,” Parker says.

Along with the services offered by its physical location, the company also offers a multitude of online podcast resources on their website, providing guides, reviews, event listings, and more. The website is designed to be used by anyone in the industry, as well as by those just interested in the industry. It features articles and information about recording equipment and software, tips on recording and editing, and information regarding the business and marketing side of the industry.

The website also has contact information for those interested in booking a studio time or engaging in the company’s services.

JULY 2025

events

A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS

JULY 4TH

Firework Spectacular with Symphony of Northwest Arkansas

Walmart Amp | 8:00 PM

Celebrate the holiday with a patriotic concert and fireworks sponsored by the City of Rogers. This event gives the community an opportunity to experience a patriotic pops performance at NWA’s premier outdoor amphitheater. The concert will celebrate the beauty and grandeur of America and honor our nation’s veterans and those who bravely serve in our nation’s armed forces.

JULY 4TH

July First Friday & Fireworks

Downtown Bentonville & Orchards Park | 3:00 PM

Spend the afternoon in Downtown Bentonville on the square for July’s First Friday event with live music, shopping and free activities. Once the sun goes down, head over to Orchards Park for “An Evening at Orchards Park,” the city’s traditional fireworks show. Fireworks will start at 9:30 p.m.

JULY 4TH

24th Annual Ventris Trail’s End Resort

Fireworks Display

Beaver Lake | 9:00 PM

A firework display over the water of Beaver Lake with music on Friday evening. This display is free to the public and is best seen by boat. Fireworks will start around dark. The display location will be just south of marker #8 on Beaver Lake.

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JULY 11TH–13TH

AdventureCon

Embassy Suites in Rogers | 9:00 AM AdventureCon, hosted by the 501c3 nonprofit organization Meeple Academy, is a family-friendly board game and tabletop convention.

JULY 19TH

Bats and Bluegrass Festival

Illinois River Watershed Partnership; 221 S. Main St., Cave Springs | 5:00 PM

The festival will feature live music from local bands, educational presentations on bats, activities from partners, food trucks, guided nature walks, face painting, and interactive activities for all ages.

JULY 22ND

Alabama Shakes

The Momentary, Bentonville | 7:00 PM Reemerging from their years-long hiatus and celebrating the 10th anniversary of their hit studio album, Sound & Color, Alabama Shakes is back playing live music together for the first time since 2017 in what is sure to be an unforgettable night of music.