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The Old-Fashioned Diner In Arkansas Where The Mouth-Watering Breakfast Reign Supreme
Tucked away in Springdale, Arkansas stands a pyramid-roofed treasure that locals guard with the same fervor they reserve for their secret fishing spots and grandmother’s pie recipes. Susan’s Restaurant isn’t trying to win culinary awards or impress food critics with deconstructed breakfast concepts that leave you wondering where the...
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Grammy-winning artist visits Fayetteville Public Library Monday
Memphis-based musician and producer and recent Grammy award winner Boo Mitchell was in Fayetteville on Monday. Mitchell, a record producer, musician, songwriter, audio engineer, and owner of Royal Studios, who is fresh of winning a Grammy for Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media for Sinners earlier this month, appeared at Fayetteville Public Library on Monday to tour the Center for Innovation’s Audio Production Studio.
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This Old-School Diner In Arkansas Has $7.99 Buttermilk Pancakes That’ll Keep You Full All Day
There’s something magical about a classic diner with a distinctive pyramid roof standing proudly against an Arkansas sky, promising comfort food that hugs your soul like a warm blanket on a chilly Ozark morning. Susan’s Restaurant in Springdale isn’t trying to reinvent the culinary wheel or impress you with...
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This Classic Restaurant In Arkansas Serves The Best Filet Mignon You’ve Never Tried
I have a confession: I walked into River Grille in Bentonville, Arkansas, expecting a good meal, but I wasn’t fully prepared for just how great it would be. The old-school charm of the place is undeniable, and I was curious to see if the food lived up to the atmosphere.
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Frost Fest beer fest returned to Fayetteville on Saturday
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Arkansas Air & Military Museum to host Sweetheart Swing Dance Feb. 13
When’s the last time you’ve been to a swing dance? Or a dance of any type, for that matter. We ask, because there’s one coming up in Fayetteville next weekend. Arkansas Air & Military Museum will host their annual Sweetheart Swing Dance on Valentine’s weekend from 6-10 p.m. next Friday, Feb. 13.
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Take a trip down memory lane at Flashback Pizza and Milkshakes | Around the Corner
ROGERS, Ark. — Tiffany, Danny, and Jo took a trip down memory lane during their visit to Flashback Pizza and Milkshakes, a retro-themed restaurant in downtown Rogers that celebrates the nostalgia of the 1980s and 1990s. "There's a lot going on in the world today, and when you walk...
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Cook’s Natural Foods Celebrates New Updates and Continued Commitment to Rogers
For more than 30 years, Cook’s Natural Foods has been a trusted staple in Rogers, serving the community as a family-owned, comprehensive natural grocery store and deli located at 726 W. Walnut Street. Specializing in organic, allergy-friendly, and gluten-free products, Cook’s Natural Foods offers something for everyone—from fresh organic...
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This Arkansas BBQ Shack Smokes Brisket So Good, Locals Can’t Get Enough
There’s a place where magic happens, right in the heart of Fayetteville, at South Side Smoke Shack. It’s more than just a BBQ joint. It’s a place where a slice of perfectly smoked meat turns into something special. From the moment you step up to the counter, you can tell you’re in for a treat.
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The Family That Kept “I’ll Fly Away” Alive
On this episode of Our American Stories, sisters Betsy and Elaine Brumley tell the story of their father, Bob, and the family legacy he carried forward from his father, gospel songwriter Albert E. Brumley, who wrote classics like “I’ll Fly Away” and “Turn Your Radio On.” From a music publishing base in Powell, Missouri, Bob kept the Brumley catalog alive through decades of change, from songbooks and live singings to film, television, and streaming. It’s the Brumley family story, and a portrait of how great American gospel music gets preserved, one generation at a time.
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Syrups, Sips, and Surprises
Founded in 2017, 7 Brew Drive-thru Coffee was created by Oregonian Ron Crume, with the first location (called a stand) opening in Rogers, Arkansas. Since then, the company has expanded to over 600 locations spanning nationwide. While the menu originally featured seven original drinks (including the Blondie, Sweet and Salty, Cinnamon Roll, Brunette, German Chocolate, Smooth 7, and White Chocolate Mocha), their menu now encompasses thousands of drink combinations. They are available in the form of a variety of drinks, including energy drinks, coffee, sodas, matchas, lemonades, and more. However, within the various drink combinations, they still offer classics — drinks you can get from any typical coffee shop (such as teas and lattes).
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Siloam Springs approves city's first Chick-fil-A
SILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. — The city of Siloam Springs is finally getting a Chick-fil-A restaurant after numerous resident requests. The Chick-fil-A will be built on the 3800 to 3900 Block of Highway 412 next to the McDonald's. A motion was passed unanimously by the planning commission on Jan. 13,...
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Drake Bell set to perform at Tin Roof in Downtown Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas — Former Nickelodeon actor and musician Drake Bell will perform at the Tin Roof bar in Downtown Fayetteville on April 10, giving fans an opportunity to meet him. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the show will run from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. for a 21+...
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Food Bites: Sharks Fish & Chicken, Funky Stretch Pizza & More
We have no shortage of food bites throughout Arkansas, so each week, we’ll be providing you with a snapshot of the goings-on inside the culinary world, from events and specials to restaurant openings and awards. Do you have news to share? Please email us at press@aymag.com. Need ideas for...
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Six Hotel Restaurants Worth the Reservation
Hotel restaurants don’t always have reputations as bastions of culinary innovation. But across the South, a slew of resorts, inns, and boutique hotels have upped their game and expanded the definition of a destination-worthy meal. These include a Blue Ridge retreat that recently underwent a full renovation and brought in a top Atlanta chef; an art-filled hotel in Bentonville that spotlights Arkansas-grown ingredients; and a historic Texas stay that just opened the doors to a buzzy Mexican-Texan-Chinese fusion restaurant.