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Patriot Airpark Summit Focuses on Economic Growth
Last week, I joined local, state, national and tribal leaders at Patriot Airpark in Pocola for a summit dedicated to bringing high-impact economic investment, technological innovation and sustainable growth to eastern Oklahoma. The event was put together by the Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce and the National Aerospace Chamber of Commerce....
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Oklahoma’s Owner-Run Catfish Spot Near Grand Lake Serves All-You-Can-Eat Fried Catfish and Hush Puppies
Some of the best meals in Oklahoma hide behind plain walls on quiet country highways. You pull in hungry, expecting a quick bite, and leave already planning your next trip back. That is exactly what happens at a little catfish house tucked into the hills of northeast Oklahoma, where the...
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9 Top Restaurants In Rogers, Arkansas Worth The Trip In 2027
One dinner spot in this northwest Arkansas city opens just four nights a week, and it skips the regular menu. The kitchen picks a lineup of courses, and you get to sit back and see what lands on the table. That’s only one flavor of the local food scene. A...
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Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner Announce 2026 Summer Tour
Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner have announced they will visit 19 cities together on the Double Trouble Double Vision tour next summer starting in July. The classic rock legends will coheadline each night starting July 23 in Atlanta at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre and they are currently set to wrap August 29 in Rogers, Arkansas at the Walmart AMP. You can see the complete dates below.
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Walmart AMP Announces Hospitality, Artist Wing Expansion
The Walmart AMP has announced a $7.7 million expansion plan for the Rogers venue’s premium hospitality complex and the Willard and Pat Walker Family Artist Wing. The projects are made possible through support from Walmart, General Mills, Monster, Land O’Lakes and the Walker Foundation, according to a press release.