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9 Small-Town Steakhouses Where Arkansas Locals Have Been Ordering The Same Ribeye For Decades

Arkansas has a soft spot for steakhouses that never chased trends or fancy makeovers. In small towns across the state, families have been coming back to the same booths, ordering the same ribeye, for years and years. These places focus on good beef, friendly service, and menus that barely change...
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Arkansas Seafood Restaurants Locals Secretly Hope You Never Find

Seafood fans know the feeling. You pull into a modest restaurant expecting a quick meal, then notice every table is occupied. That is when expectations change. Arkansas has a habit of producing places like this, where strong cooking matters more than a polished dining room. The catfish should crackle when...
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Searcy joins six Arkansas cities suspending Flock cameras amid privacy debates

SEARCY, Ark. (KATV) — Searcy is the latest Arkansas city to pull the plug on those license plate readers known as Flock cameras. Searcy is the 6th Arkansas city to do so amid concerns about privacy infringement, and it becomes the 4th city just this week to suspend the use of Flock cameras as the debates continues abou
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Hole-In-The-Wall Arkansas Diners That Locals Swear By

A small diner can feel like a gamble, but the right one pays off fast. The building may be plain and the sign may look older than your car. Then you step inside and hear the grill working. Plates disappear almost as quickly as they arrive. Arkansas has plenty of...
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Program supporting expecting mothers with cash payments now open to Arkansans

Arkansas routinely finishes near the bottom for indicators of maternal and infant health when compared to other states. Pete Gess, economic policy director at Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, says this phenomenon can largely be attributed to one thing. “The big problem in Arkansas is we’re a poor state,”..
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Southwest Arkansas’ Biggest Festival Returns to the Stage in October

In 2021, a debut festival took the state by storm and made an indelible mark on the Arkansas events scene, picking up accolades from the Arkansas Festival and Events Association on its way. Last year, that celebration was renamed the Mid-South Music Festival, and organizers made sure to double down on all the fun, food
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AST Blog: After seeing significant drought relief, a flash drought is re-developing

With hot, dry conditions continuing through the next several days, many areas are slipping back into drought.
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Soar the Skies, Screen Some Films & More: Arkansas Weekend Events Aug. 13-16

There are always great things to do in the Natural State, and AY About You has compiled some of the biggest events in Arkansas this weekend—from the excitement of Filmland in Little Rock to the spectacular sight of giant hot air balloons in Bentonville. Don’t miss Heather Baker on 103.7 The Buzz’s Morning Mayhem Friday
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Forbes names top 25 Employers in Arkansas for 2026

Forbes has named the top 25 employers in Arkansas for 2026.
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Little Rock’s Woman & Children First domestic shelter receives $50,000-plus in incentives from Entergy...

Entergy Arkansas awarded $53,227 in energy-efficiency incentives to Women & Children First to support the construction of its new Forest of Hope Family Peace Center shelter.

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