[mickki]

We are considering moving to Alma,can someone send us information about this area?Thanks Moderator cut: please do not use personal email addresses due to trolls...use DM feature

[Sam I Am]

Mickki -

It might help everyone if we knew what you need to know...there's some very good information on narrowing down your topic in the About the Forum/Terms of Service section at the bottom of the first page...here's what Admin suggests to help us help you...

Please use the Search this Forum tool to find info you need, as much has already been written about schools, jobs, weather, crime, prices, rentals, walkability and other aspects of a location. If you don't find it, please sign in and ask your questions. New users should use the Search this Forum tool before posting a question that may have already been answered. Let us know that you have searched the forums, so we don't assume otherwise.

When asking questions about a location, give as much detail as you can, so we can zero in on the info you need. If house hunting, what is your price level or rental amount. How many BR's, Baths, square feet, lot size, etc, do you need? Pets? SFH, TH, Condo, mobile home? In-town, rural, college town, military town, mountains? Schools for children? Gated community, golf course community, active senior community? Do you need to stable a horse? Is there an RV or boat trailer to consider? The more you tell us, the sooner our regular posters can reply with specificity. Same for any other criteria you have. Please avoid open-ended requests like "I'm moving to your city, tell me EVERYTHING I need to know."

Hope that helps you narrow it down some. Here's the link to the Terms of Service: Terms of Service - City-Data Forum

Sam I Am
Arkansas Moderator

[cochise]

If you want non-provincial living and a more diverse life for your children live in nearby Van Buren or Fort Smith, Arkansas. Otherwise Alma is great if you live outside of town for the cheap land and country living.

[Bail_Khan]

It's the spinach capital of the world.