Ozark Regional Transit

Building community, one bench at a time!

Volunteers with NWA Bench, coordinated by Rebecca DeClerk in partnership with Fayetteville Strong and Studio X, along with other community partners, have helped bring 26 new benches to transit stops throughout the four cities served by Ozark Regional Transit.

Today, Mayor Molly Rawn joined the volunteers to help celebrate the effort and presented Fayetteville Strong with a Certificate of Partnership recognizing their commitment to improving transportation access and mobility in our community.

Also in attendance was our Executive Director, Joel Gardner and Adam Waddell of Razorback Transit, highlighting the collaborative spirit behind improving the rider experience across Northwest Arkansas.

These community-built benches provide riders with a more comfortable place to wait while supporting a broader vision for accessible, connected transportation throughout our region.

Thank you to every volunteer, partner, and supporter helping make this project possible. Together, we’re creating a more welcoming and accessible transit system for everyone.

Rogers adventures are just a route away!

Whether you're exploring local history, catching a movie, racing go-karts, shopping, playing at the park, or making family memories, ORT can help get you there!

This carousel highlights destinations you can reach using transit, including the Rogers Historical Museum, Horsebarn Park, Malco Theatres, Pinnacle Hills Promenade, Chuck E. Cheese, Daisy Airgun Museum, Railyard Park, and K1 Speed.

Looking for affordable summer fun? Check out Malco's Summer Kids Series with $3 movies, plus sensory-friendly showtimes available!

⚠️ Before you go:
• Hours, events, and special programs may vary. Be sure to check with each destination before your visit.
• Use Citymapper to build your trip itinerary and plan your route.
• Check route schedules before traveling to make sure your trip works with bus service hours.

Save this post for your next Rogers adventure and tell us which stop you're checking out first.



Special thanks to The Good Life NWA for some beautiful photos!