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Monette, AR · Lifestyle
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New Restaurant to Bring Drive-Thru Seafood to Memphis
Memphis, are you ready for a taste of the Northeast, on the go? A new concept registered as Boston Fish Memphis LLC plans to bring you just that, as evidenced by a recently filed permit application. Boston Fish is working towards planting its flag at 811 S Highland Street. To...
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Jonesboro City Council Approves Land Use Agreement for Planned NEA Children’s Museum
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – The Jonesboro City Council on Thursday approved a land use agreement with the planned Northeast Arkansas Children’s Museum. The agreement was initially proposed when museum leadership gave an update on project’s progress to the city council in early August. The Public Services Council Committee unanimously forwarded the agreement to the full city council in September.
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Traveling circus brings acrobatics, family tradition to Corning
CORNING, Ark. (KAIT) - High-flying acrobatics and a decades-old family legacy come to Corning as Circus Classic rolls into town for a two-night stop. The traveling production features a 90-minute lineup of aerialists, jugglers, acrobats, and clowns. Shows run Tuesday and Wednesday night, beginning at 6 p.m. Doors open one hour before showtime for pre-show activities, including pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, and concessions.
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Lyon College Receives Gift to Establish Scottish Travel Award for Students
BATESVILLE, Arkansas – A generous gift from Dr. Renate Rosenthal will help Lyon College Scottish Heritage program students pursue educational opportunities in Scotland through the newly established Rosenthal-Campbell Scottish Travel Award. The award will provide a stipend to help offset travel expenses for students participating in the college’s pipe...
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Big Memphis: Big Don Valentine is a Living Link with Memphis’s Blues Past
Long before rap music was a thing or synthesizers, drum machines or sequencers were invented, Memphis was a blues town, but despite the city’s long legacy in the blues, the genre is not front and center in the Bluff City anymore as it once was. Even on Beale Street, authentic blues is hard to find. But people who know head to a small juke in a fairly rough part of Memphis to hear authentic blues. And more often than not, when they enter Wild Bill’s, the man they will hear is Big Don Valentine and his All Stars.
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This Tennessee Deli Piles More Than Half A Pound Of Corned Beef Onto One Sandwich
There is no polite way to eat a sandwich this big. At one Tennessee deli, more than half a pound of corned beef is stacked onto marble rye with Swiss cheese, mustard, lettuce, and tomato. It is thick, filling, and clearly built for people who do not mind leaning over the plate to keep everything together.
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Historic photo session with members of the Memphis 13
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Generations of civil rights history came together in Memphis Sunday for a photo designed to preserve their stories for the next generation. The historic photo session took place outside the Lorraine Motel at the National Civil Rights Museum. It brought together members of the Memphis 13, Selma “Bloody Sunday” foot soldiers, the […]
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One of Tennessee’s Longest-Running Italian Restaurants Is Still Going Strong
Memphis is packed with famous places to eat, but few restaurants carry as much history as Coletta’s Italian Restaurant. This longtime South Parkway favorite has been serving generations of diners with hearty Italian-American comfort food, old-school hospitality, and one especially memorable Memphis creation: barbecue pizza. Step inside and the...
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JRN Pets of the Week: Amelda and Crema
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – Finding a new best friend often starts right in our own backyard, and bringing a rescue pet into your home brings unmatched reward. Each week, Jonesboro Right Now teams up with the Northeast Arkansas Humane Society (NEAHS) to feature local pets available for adoption.
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Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux Announces Grand Opening Date for Jonesboro Location
Jonesboro, AR – Jonesboro Right Now – Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux has officially announced its grand opening date for the new Jonesboro location. The company revealed Friday the location at 2809 E. Highland Drive will officially open its doors on Monday, Oct. 26. | ADD US ON GOOGLE...
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6 Must-Try Restaurants In Piggott, Arkansas Flying Under The Radar In 2026
Don’t let the quiet streets fool you. This little town knows how to feed hungry visitors, and the restaurants around its courthouse square are a good place to start. With about 3,600 residents, it isn’t exactly a dining metropolis. That’s part of what makes the food scene so interesting.
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Singer with Cross County ties advances on ‘The Voice’
WYNNE — A 19-year-old singer with Cross County roots has advanced to the Battles Round of “The Voice.” She is Harmony McKee. “I actually got started singing in church with my papaw when I was younger. He actually lives in Wynne. His name is Craig McKee. I’d sing a lot with him in church,” McKee said. “We’d sing ‘This Little Light of Mine.’ That was our song. As I got a little bit older, I would watch the singing competition shows on TV with my dad and just sing at school in choir and theater and things like that. I still sing in church to this day.”
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A Distillery And Live Music in Covington
Live music is not as common in Tipton County, Tennessee as it should be, but the opening of 797 Distillery gives reason to hope that things might be changing for the better. While the distillery sells a variety of vodka, rum and moonshine, its beautiful outdoor stage and patio can hold hundreds, and in nice weather is a comfortable place to enjoy a band, a drink or two, and food from local food trucks.
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The Narrows and the widespread support for ‘Chris’
Being faced with the unmerciful and unrelenting grief that’s delivered with the death of a loved one can leave the receivers plateaued in productivity, paralyzed in a state of shock. This type of loss hits especially hard in band settings, and most groups make the understandable decision to step down from the spotlight. Unless you’re local Memphis band, The Narrows, who after tragically losing drummer Chris Daniels funneled their efforts and emotions into producing the rest of their album titled “Chris” — named as tribute to Daniels, who was crucial to their signature sound. The band also put together community-centered events that amplified the artistry Daniels left behind, ensuring their drummer did not go out without an encore.