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8 Must-Try Restaurants In Benton, Arkansas That Are Worth The Drive In 2027
A burger called The Big Moo stacks three jumbo patties with multiple cheeses and bacon. I can’t imagine finishing one, but I’m all for cheering on anyone who tries. That burger lives in one Arkansas town with a surprisingly fun food lineup. One spot cooks your custom stir-fry on an iron grill with no added oil.
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Wynne could face former coach Paschal in second round
WYNNE — There is a chance that Van Paschal could return to Wynne as the opposing head coach next week, but both Harrison and Wynne have to win road games against higher-seeded teams. Wynne is the third seed from the 5A East and will play Little Rock Parkview, the...
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7 Highly Rated Bryant, Arkansas Restaurants That Are Actually Worth The Hype In 2027
Butter chicken stuffed inside ravioli. That one dish tells you a lot about where this town’s food scene is heading right now. I love that a single stretch of Arkansas interstate frontage can hold a fusion kitchen like that. Nearby, you’ll find bottomless fries, Detroit-style pizza with sauce on top, and biscuits smothered in chocolate gravy.
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Cold tonight & chilly weekend lined up for the Ozarks
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Quiet Friday before big temperature swings and rain chances for DFW
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Benton meeting Nov 18th to consider filling Buc-ee’s hole; Courthouse lighting approved in Oct
The Benton Advertising & Promotion Commission will meet Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026, to review commercial property development at Interstate 30’s Exit 114, examine municipal tax collections, and receive departmental operational updates. The regular session comes on the heels of major actions taken during the commission’s previous meeting, including funding permanent architectural lighting for the Saline County Courthouse Annex and advancing site work near the Buc-ee’s development. Read more below.
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Peak State Recovery Center to break ground on new addiction treatment facility
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Peak State Recovery Center is slated to break ground on its outpatient addiction treatment center in Bryant Monday, November 18, 2026. Located at 1904 Evans Loop, the center is structured to connect Peak State's 44-bed Paron campus with three levels of outpatient care and offer recovery housing for clients in need, according to a release.