Warm Springs

Warm Springs, AR · Lifestyle
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Original Red Ranger Austin St. John to Visit Jonesboro Dec. 18
JONESBORO, Ark. — Austin St. John, who played the original Red Ranger on “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,” is scheduled to meet fans at a Jonesboro comic book store in December. The appearance is set for 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18, at Must Love Toys &...
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This Arkansas Catfish Buffet Has A 62-Foot Line With Catfish, Frog Legs And Peel-And-Eat Shrimp
Sixty-two feet of buffet line, and it’s loaded with catfish, frog legs, and peel-and-eat shrimp. That’s longer than a typical city bus, which feels like the right size for lunch. The catfish shows up three ways: fried, Cajun-style, and baked, in both fillets and steaks. Color me impressed,...
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New Thrift Store Headed to Memphis
Memphis shoppers with a passion for conservation and hidden treasures are getting a new destination to chase down their next great find. A store called Triple N Thrift is coming to the area, inviting visitors to upcycle while indulging in their love for shopping. A certificate of occupancy application submitted...
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For Over Sixty Years, Memphis Families Have Shared Burgers At Dixie Queen… No, At Jim’s Place
Some Memphis-area families keep a short list of places for the big moments, and one restaurant has held a spot on that list for generations. Anniversaries land there. Birthdays get sung there, sometimes twice in one night, with servers joining the chorus. Rehearsal dinners for more than 40 guests arrive at the table all at once.
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This Tiny Arkansas Diner Is Hidden Inside An Old Gas Station But Serves Huge Portions
Burgers have been rolling out of a 1925 Texaco station here since 1985. The pumps are long gone, but the old canopy still stands out front. I love that the building never had to pretend to be something else. It’s a Mission-style brick filling station that simply swapped gasoline for grilled onions.