Bryant is located in central Arkansas, just a few miles southeast of Little Rock, the state capital. Bryant enjoyed a population increase of 36 percent from 1980 to 1990, making it one of the fastest growing communities in Arkansas. There's a good reason for this remarkable growth. It's called Quality of Life. Ask residents or newcomers why they chose Bryant as their home and you'll find a common thread in their response...excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, friendly folks, convenient shopping, and most of all, a small-town community spirit and concern for others. And all of this is within a few miles of a metropolitan city!

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Bryant is a new town with a traditional all-American community. Commercial retail has boomed in the last few years, but it's the town's athletic teams that bring the residents together. High school football games often sell out, for example. The town has joined together with nearby towns in Saline County to attract businesses. Their efforts look to be paying off: the unemployment rate is below the national average. Best Places to Live - MONEY Magazine 2009.

Bryant, a fast-growing town about 20 miles from Little Rock, is a family-oriented community with 35.5% of residents married with children. Bryant Public Schools performed above the state average during the 2008-09 academic year, according to the district's annual report. In addition to using local parks, residents can drive to Lake Ouachita, west of Bryant, for boating, fishing, and swimming. Bryant was rated one of the best places to live by Money magazine in 2009. Business Week Article 2010

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