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Two Arkansas lottery players win combined $170,000 in recent Powerball and Mega Millions drawings
Springdale, Arkansas – Two Arkansas lottery players are celebrating a successful weekend after winning a combined $170,000 in prizes from recent Powerball and Mega Millions drawings. According to lottery officials, a Powerball ticket purchased in Portia won $150,000 in the October 17 drawing, while a Mega Millions ticket sold...
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Longtime owner and operator of Dallas’ Dairyette restaurant in Quapaw dies
Dallas Gene Wall Sr., owner and operator of Dallas’ Dairyette in Quapaw, Oklahoma, for over 50 years, died on Oct. 13. He was 84. The restaurant at 103 N. Main St. (aka Route 66) closed for a few days after his death but reopened. Wall opened Dallas’ Dairyette in 1969.
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Branson Aquarium Goes Big for Christmas With World Record Attempt
Aquarium at the Boardwalk is diving into the holidays with a new underwater Christmas celebration and a potentially record-breaking Santa hat. “Christmas Under the Sea: An Underwater Holiday Shell-E-Bration” will debut Nov. 6 and run through Jan. 3, 2027, bringing an indoor Christmas adventure to Branson as part of Ozark Mountain Christmas.
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Arkansas's Oldest General Store Is Famous For One Quirky Reason (And Incredible Pie)
More than 300 vehicles a day roll past a weathered little building in the middle of the Ozark National Forest, and a lot of them are motorcycles making a beeline for pie. The pies are such a draw that, according to one Arkansas travel writer, the staff will happily box up a whole one for […]
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People Drive Into the Arkansas Ozarks for Fresh Cornmeal and Country Cooking at This Historic Mill
A big wooden water wheel still turns beside a quiet creek, and it does real work. The stones inside grind grain into cornmeal and flour that you can carry home in a sack. Up on the third floor, a small cafe serves pinto beans and cornbread made the old-fashioned way. Downstairs, shelves hold jams, honey, candy, and handmade goods from the region.