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ABOUT SHANNON HILLS, AR
Shannon Hills is a city in northern Saline County, adjacent to the southern portions of Little Rock. Incorporated in 1977, Shannon Hills is largely a bedroom community with only a few businesses, including a pharmacy, a grocery store, a dentist’s office, and one restaurant. There are also two Baptist churches and a daycare center.
The town’s history goes back to 1960 when plans were announced to create a housing development at that location, and a dedication ceremony was held to mark the ground-breaking. Paving of roads such as Chicot, Sardis, and Vimy Ridge allowed the construction of houses in the area. Residents voted to incorporate as a city in 1977.
During the tornado outbreak of March 1, 1997, much of Shannon Hills was devastated and had to be rebuilt.
The city of Shannon Hills has never had a post office, and it shares a zip code with Mabelvale. It also has never had its own school system, being divided between the Bryant and Pulaski County Special school districts. Robert L. Davis Elementary School, part of the Bryant school district, is located in Shannon Hills. The school is named for an African-American man who lived on the property before the development of Shannon Hills began.
The town’s history goes back to 1960 when plans were announced to create a housing development at that location, and a dedication ceremony was held to mark the ground-breaking. Paving of roads such as Chicot, Sardis, and Vimy Ridge allowed the construction of houses in the area. Residents voted to incorporate as a city in 1977.
During the tornado outbreak of March 1, 1997, much of Shannon Hills was devastated and had to be rebuilt.
The city of Shannon Hills has never had a post office, and it shares a zip code with Mabelvale. It also has never had its own school system, being divided between the Bryant and Pulaski County Special school districts. Robert L. Davis Elementary School, part of the Bryant school district, is located in Shannon Hills. The school is named for an African-American man who lived on the property before the development of Shannon Hills began.
