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AMBER STANLEY-KRUTH/NWA MEDIA The signature dish that inspired the restaurant’s opening is Sho
AMBER STANLEY-KRUTH/NWA MEDIA The signature dish that inspired the restaurant’s opening is Shoyu Chicken, which is marinated, skinless chicken thighs served with rice and macaroni salad. Read story »
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Traditional Hawaiian fare served includes the Loco Moco, which is a 1/4-pound hamburger patty served
Traditional Hawaiian fare served includes the Loco Moco, which is a 1/4-pound hamburger patty served on a bed of rice with a fried egg and topped with gravy. Read story »
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Another popular dish is the Kalua Pig, which is a pork tenderloin seasoned with a special blend of s
Another popular dish is the Kalua Pig, which is a pork tenderloin seasoned with a special blend of spices and slowly roasted until fork tender.
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Hawaiian Brian’s is owned and operated by husband and wife team Michael and Shanea Holmbeck.
Hawaiian Brian’s is owned and operated by husband and wife team Michael and Shanea Holmbeck.
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STAFF PHOTO JASON IVESTER Tolliver Davis, left, of Bentonville and Springdale junior Pablo Cortes
STAFF PHOTO JASON IVESTER Tolliver Davis, left, of Bentonville and Springdale junior Pablo Cortes go after a ball in the air during the first half in the championship game of the NWA Showcase tournament on Saturday at Springdale High School.
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STAFF PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA A motorist drives north on South 48th Street on Sunday in
STAFF PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA A motorist drives north on South 48th Street on Sunday in Johnson while accumulating snow blocks signs along the road.
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STAFF PHOTO MICHAEL WOODS • @NWAMICHAELW Tanner Davis, from left, Reece Williams and Noah Wehn,
STAFF PHOTO MICHAEL WOODS • @NWAMICHAELW Tanner Davis, from left, Reece Williams and Noah Wehn, all Southwest Junior High School students, work on a pair of robots Thursday in Springdale. Students from the Vex Robotics Club at Southwest will compete in the Vex Robotic World Championships in Anaheim, Calif., in April.
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FILE PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA Crist Olsen, right, of Rogers Heritage drives around Br
FILE PHOTO SAMANTHA BAKER • @NWASAMANTHA Crist Olsen, right, of Rogers Heritage drives around Brendan Cook of Springdale Feb. 11 at Rogers Heritage High School. Springdale won, 61-59.
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STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF • Lauren Hargus (right), the lone freshman on Bentonville's basketball team, pl
STAFF PHOTO BEN GOFF • Lauren Hargus (right), the lone freshman on Bentonville's basketball team, played a role in the Lady Tigers' late resurgence when she scored a season-high 18 points in a Feb. 7 game against Van Buren and helped Bentonville snap a four-game losing skid.
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STAFF PHOTO ANDY SHUPE Don Steinkraus, a professor of entomology at the University of Arkansas, show
STAFF PHOTO ANDY SHUPE Don Steinkraus, a professor of entomology at the University of Arkansas, shows one of several empty bee hives he and students operate for research Friday at the university's agriculture complex in Fayetteville. The City Council will consider Tuesday a set of "urban agriculture" ordinances that, if passed, would among other things allow residents to keep bees.
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MIKE KEMP • SPECIAL TO NWA MEDIA • Springdale High's Desiree Mack drives the baseline against Fort S
MIKE KEMP • SPECIAL TO NWA MEDIA • Springdale High's Desiree Mack drives the baseline against Fort Smith Southside in the first round matchup in the 7A State Basketball Tournament. Mack is one of a number of talented sophomores who will return for Springdale next season. Mack averaged 9.4 ppg, 9.4 rpg, 1.7 blocks per game this season.
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STAFF PHOTO ANDY SHUPE Honey bees enter and exit hives Don Steinkraus and his students operate for r
STAFF PHOTO ANDY SHUPE Honey bees enter and exit hives Don Steinkraus and his students operate for research Friday, March 14, 2014, at the university's agriculture complex in Fayetteville.
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NWA Media/DAVID GOTTSCHALK Kate Stewart, a faculty member in the College of Public Health at Unive
NWA Media/DAVID GOTTSCHALK Kate Stewart, a faculty member in the College of Public Health at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, speaks Monday at the Community Health Workers in Arkansas Northwest Arkansas regional meeting at UAMS-Northwest in Fayetteville. UAMS sponsored the meeting, which included a discussion about forming an association for community health workers.
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