Fayetteville, Springdale and Bentonville each rises for March sales, while Rogers was slightly down.

Sales tax receipts were down in three of the four major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Sales tax receipts were up in all four of the major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Fayetteville, Springdale and Rogers remained positive, while Bentonville showed a decrease of about 11 percent over December 2015 revenues.

Sales tax receipts were back up in each of the four major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Fayetteville and Rogers were both up over October 2015 revenues, while Springdale and Bentonville each reported declines.

Sales tax receipts were up in three of the four major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Sales tax receipts up again in all four of the major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Sales tax receipts were back up in all four of the major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Sales tax receipts were up in three of the four major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Sales tax receipts were back up in all four of the major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Fayetteville and Rogers were up from April 2015 revenues, while Springdale and Bentonville saw declines.

Sales tax revenues were up in three of the four major cities across Northwest Arkansas this month.

Sales tax revenues were up in all four major cities across Northwest Arkansas compared to the same month last year.

Fayetteville, Springdale, and Bentonville all showed declines, while Rogers was the only major city to see an increase for January revenues.

Fayetteville was at the top of the list for total revenues, collecting over $350,000 more than Rogers, nearly $790,000 more than Bentonville, and over $890,000 more than Springdale.

Fayetteville, Springdale, and Rogers were each up about 7 percent over January 2015 receipts, while Bentonville reported a 14.6 percent decrease.