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It’s spooky season at Rogers Historical Museum
You’re invited to a few fright-tastic events hosted by the Rogers Historical Museum.From tales of mystery and mayhem to a goblin candy crawl watch as Serena Barnett, Director of the museum joins KNWA Today/FOX24 morning shows with details.
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Belgian pet food company buys Decatur plant for $24.2 million
A Belgium-based pet food manufacturer has acquired a nearly 100,000-square-foot production facility in Decatur for $24.22 million as it expands its operations in North America. United Petfood, based in Ghent, Belgium, purchased the four-story, 98,063-square-foot dry pet food plant and 45.98 acres at 2565 Arkansas Highway 59 North. The company...
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Order The Fried Chicken At This Longtime Arkansas Roadhouse Where The Recipe Hasn’t Changed In Decades
Some restaurants feed a town, and a rare few become part of its family photo album. In Springdale, Arkansas, one chicken spot was so beloved that its return sparked lines out the door and a little lump in plenty of throats. Grandparents who once brought their grandkids now bring their...
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Arsaga’s on the Mountain coming soon to Mount Sequoyah campus
The kings (and queens) of creating beloved spaces in Fayetteville have a new project in the works. Cary and Cindy Arsaga, co-founders of the Arsaga’s coffee shops and restaurants in town, are working to open a new space on the Mount Sequoyah Center campus, located at 150 N. Skyline Drive.
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Monte Ne's sunken resort history lives on at Rogers Historical Museum
TheRogers Historical Museum has an exhibit on Monte Ne, the resort William "Coin" Harvey founded in 1900 about 5 miles southeast of Rogers, Arkansas. Much of the resort has been under Beaver Lake since the 1960s, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers took down its last standing tower in 2023 because it was dangerous.
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Locals Swear The Cinnamon Rolls At This Family-Run Arkansas Cafe Are Worth Waking Up Early For
Some breakfast spots open at 7 a.m. and simply serve coffee. One bright pink building in Springdale, Arkansas, has been doing much more than that since 1944. Its famous cinnamon roll gives folks a reason to set an alarm, and its story of three generations keeps them coming back. Read on to learn where it is, who runs it, and how to plan the perfect early visit.