BVBA at a glance
Posted on Wednesday, March 26, 2008
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Allen’s Foods 60 Sugar Creek Center Bella Vista, AR 72714 Steve Morrow, store manager Phone: 876-6190 Fax: 876-6435 E-mail: allensfoods @
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Open 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily, this full-service grocer offers USDA choice certified beef and Allen’s premium certified meats in its service meat department. There are butchers on duty until at least 6 p. m. nightly. The store carries more than 100 varieties of cheese in its deli with party trays made to order. Fresh produce is always available from the best local and regional sources. There is also a well-stocked frozen and dairy department, hundreds of items in a $ 1 section, an ATM and a Cingular phone store. American Legion
Post 341 1889 Bella Vista Way Bella Vista, AR 72714 Norvil Lantz, commander Phone: 855-9814 Bella Vista American Legion Post 341 is the second largest post in Arkansas. The post and its auxiliary meet at 6: 30 p. m. the second Tuesday of each month for a potluck followed by a meeting. All members, veterans and friends are invited. The organization’s purpose is to provide service to our veterans, their families and the community.
Aquacrete L. C. Aquacrete builds and designs simulated rock, natural-looking waterfalls, swimming pools, fish ponds, sea walls, spas, retaining walls and fireplaces. The business also offers stamping and staining (patterned concrete ). Shotcrete is used to make natural-looking rock of any type to create an aquatic landscape that is beautiful and durable. Bankers Life & Casualty This 128-year-old firm specializes in seniors. Company assets have surpassed $ 8. 5 billion. Andy James offers such services as longterm care, Medicare, life insurance and annuities. He has been with Bankers Life & Casualty since 1999. He is a member of the Society of Certified Senior Advisors. He also belongs to the Corporation of Longterm Care Certification. Barbershop Harmony Society The Greater Ozarks Chapter is a nonprofit, educational and charitable organization of barbershop-style singers. A 30-man chorus and several quartets provide opportunities for a man to experience the joy of hearing his voice contribute to barbershop harmony. The chapter advocates music in local schools, encourages community singing, produces shows, attends conventions, receives vocal music training, delivers singing telegrams, makes educational presentations and performs throughout northwest Arkansas. The group meets Thursdays at 7 a. m. at United Lutheran Church of Bella Vista, 100 Cooper Road. BellaVista Ambulance
Service Inc. The BVAS is an independent, nonprofit organization that offers emergency medical service to Bella Vista. Memberships are available to residents or anyone who may spend time in Bella Vista. Property Owners Association membership is not required. An annual fee of $ 40 covers all household members with insurance coverage. Guests also may be covered for an additional $ 10 per year. Households without insurance coverage will pay an annual fee of $ 80 for all of their members. Their guests may be covered for an additional $ 20 per year. BellaVista Beauty Salon 1739 Forest Hills Blvd. Bella Vista, AR 72715
Betty Blakeley and Jennifer Scott, owners Phone: (479 ) 855-3141 This full-service salon provides haircuts, perms, color, highlights, manicures, pedicures and two tanning beds. Betty Blakeley has been a cosmetologist for 34 years, with 24 of those at Bella Vista Beauty Salon. Jennifer Scott has been licensed for 10 years and has worked at the salon that long. BellaVista Community Television Channel 16 BVCTV has been serving Bella Vista for 25 years by broadcasting on Cox Cable channel 16. The station provides a bulletin board and a variety of locally-produced programs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. BellaVista Hearing Center 22 Sugar Creek Center Bella Vista, AR 72714 Jilana Barnes, office manager Phone: (479 ) 876-0110
Fax: (479 ) 876-0111 E-mail: manager @ bvhc. net Web site: www. bvhc. net The center offers hearing and hearing-aid evaluations, hearing-aid service and repair, tinnitus (ringing in the ear ) evaluation, aural rehabilitation and counseling, and assistive listening devices. Two doctors of audiology with more than 40 years of combined experience are available to service the community’s hearing needs. BellaVista Library
Bentonville-BellaVista Chamber of Commerce The purpose of the Chamber is to serve its members as the voice of the business community; to promote planned economic growth; to foster community interaction; and provide