Who We Are…

At Ouachita Hometown Real Estate, we are a distinguished and an experienced agency that focuses on customer service as our number one goal. We strive to focus on being YOUR hometown realtors by demonstrating professionalism, loyalty, and commitment to our buyers and sellers. We are focused on making a difference for our consumers where we hope their experiences are positive and recognize the priority is their satisfaction.

One may ask what makes our company unique? Why Ouachita Hometown Realtors? We will work diligently to list, negotiate, sell, work above and beyond the normal from the beginning to the end of your experience, for both buyers and sellers with our Office. Our goal is to let our clients and customers know they are important, welcomed, and appreciated while in our care and we focus on fairness to all involved with each transaction. At Ouachita Hometown Realtors, we know the importance of making others feel validated and “heard.” We want to take the stress out each real estate transactions and provide consumers with the best possible hometown realty experience. We appreciate you, your business and friendship.

What’s new in 2026

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Collaborating with the Mena Area Real Estate Board, Bridgett serves as chairman for Casa and The Call, two local nonprofit organizations that support foster children and families in our community. Each year, local realtors join together to present an engaging murder mystery fundraiser, generating generous community donations that help fund these vital programs, with 100% of the proceeds going directly to the organizations. The murder mystery event is held every March and draws neighbors, volunteers, and supporters for an evening of entertainment and purpose. Want to get involved? Both organizations always appreciate and welcome the community’s support, participation, and volunteer help.

The Call of Polk County

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2025 Murder Mystery Memories

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Three people smiling and standing close together, with a blue and white background. The woman on the left is wearing a green dress and a blue flower lei. The man in the middle is dressed in a white shirt with a captain's hat. The woman on the right is wearing a white dress with small black flower patterns and a silver chain necklace.
Two men standing side by side indoors, smiling, with their arms around each other's shoulders. The man on the left has dark hair, a beard, and is wearing a patterned blue shirt and a brown hat. The man on the right has light hair, a beard, glasses, and is wearing a dark T-shirt with a graphic design and a cap.
A man and a woman standing together at a podium during an event at the University of Arkansas. The woman is wearing a floral dress and a large yellow hat. The man is dressed in a suit and glasses. Behind them, a screen displays the names Amber Boar and Kietsla.
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Meet your new Polk County Ambassador of the year!

At the 2025 Polk County Chamber of Commerce Banquet, Bridgett was honored to receive the award for ambassador of the year. She enjoys serving Polk County and being a face and voice for her community.

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A group of seven people standing in front of blue Olympic rings with red and white accents, smiling for a photo. They are dressed casually, with some wearing dresses and others in jeans and t-shirts. The background appears to be an indoor space with a blue fabric backdrop.

Four people standing together at an event, with a backdrop that reads "Floyd County." The woman second from the left is holding an envelope, and all are dressed in formal and semi-formal attire, with hats. The bottom text reads "Ambassador of the Year Bridgett Kesterson."