Casa City is a town located in Perry County, Arkansas. Historically, the town grew thanks to coal mining, timber harvesting, and cotton farming, but its economy never recovered after the Great Depression. It is located midway between the cities of Ola and Perry. It is the westernmost municipality of the Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway metropolitan statistical area. It is a small town with a total area of about 2.8 square kilometers (1.1 square miles).
The number of people living in Casa Grande varies widely, but on average, residents commute to work by car. Only 164 residents commute by bicycle. Twenty-one percent of residents rely on public transportation for their commuting needs. Compared to the national average, Casa Grande residents drive alone to work. The remaining two-thirds of people work from home.
The population of Casa Grande, AZ is growing rapidly. While mining and agriculture remain important, new home construction has led to the building of a few shopping centers and a hospital. It is the only hospital in the region and many residents work in this field. Residents in Casa Grande also enjoy 25 city parks, a trail network throughout the Sacaton Mountains, and a Casa Grande Ruins National Monument.
The city's median age was 36.1 in 2020. This includes both native and foreign-born residents. Most citizens were born in the United States, but a few percent were born in Mexico or Canada.