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We’re Hiring at Foodies!

We’re Hiring at Foodies! 👩‍🍳👨‍🍳
Join our back-of-house team and be part of a fast-paced, fun kitchen environment!
📅 Open Interviews: Saturday, August 9th
⏰ Time: 2 PM – 4 PM
📍 Location: Foodies Restaurant & Grill
📄 Bring your resume!
🍳 Kitchen experience preferred.
Tag someone who’d be a great fit or stop by and see us! #NowHiring #FoodiesGrill #JoinOurTeam #KitchenJobs
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New Flavor Alert: Flatline Energy Releases “Code Gray: Strawberry Mango Trauma”

New Flavor Alert: Flatline Energy Releases “Code Gray: Strawberry Mango Trauma” 🚨
Flatline Energy is back with a brand-new flavor that’s already turning heads and jolting taste buds — Code Gray: Strawberry Mango Trauma. This bold new addition delivers a burst of juicy strawberry and ripe mango flavor with a tropical punch that’s anything but ordinary.

Crafted with 100% all-natural ingredients, this Zero Sugar, Zero Carb energy drink is powered by natural caffeine, monk fruit extract, and added electrolytes — giving you clean, long-lasting energy without the crash. Like all Flatline products, it’s designed with first responders in mind, supporting peak performance and mental clarity under pressure.

Code Gray isn’t just a flavor — it’s a mission in a can. Be the first to try the trauma-inspired energy that tastes as fresh as it feels. @topfans


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we welcome Kristen Ulsperger, M.A. as the Family and Consumer Sciences Agent in Pope County

Today we welcome Kristen Ulsperger, M.A. as the Family and Consumer Sciences Agent in Pope County. Kristen is a UCA and ASU graduate and has lived in Russellville for 20 years. She may be a familiar face as she has been working as the 4-H Program Assistant since October 2024. Congratulations Kristen, on your new role!

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Main Street Russellville Fall Fest

Chili Cook-Off Registration is Live!
Do you think your chili has what it takes to win? Whether you’re a seasoned kitchen pro, a local business coming back for a title, or just love a good cook-off, this is your moment to shine.
Compete for:
Grand Champion · Judges’ Favorite · Showmanship · People’s Choice
Be part of the flavor-packed magic that brings downtown to life every fall and apply today at the following link!
#FallFest #ChiliCookOff #WeAreMainStreet #MeetMeDowntown

For more about this event: https://www.mainstreetrussellville.com/fall-fest-chili-cook-off-registration/ Start Date: October 25, 2025 ,

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Nate Bucci wins Rice is Nice Party

Little Rock – Brody Cupples, 18, of Nashville (Howard County) and Nate Bucci, 16, of London (Pope County) were the winners of the 2025 Arkansas Farm Bureau Rice is Nice Cooking Contest hosted at the state fairgrounds on July 24.

Cupples’ Mexican Beef and Rice Skillet won the “Main Dish” category while Bucci’s Cheesy Sicilian Arancini won the “Party Idea” category.

“The Mexican Beef and Rice Skillet is great, fast and easy for a family meal,” said Cupples.

Cupples is a member of Howard County 4-H and the son of Amy Reed.

“I like the multiple textures of the recipe,” said Bucci. “I would be happy to serve these at a party.”

Bucci is a member of Pope County 4-H and the son of Keri Bucci.

Additional finalists in the “Main Dish” category include 15-year-old Meghan Rickards of Greenbrier, second place; and 15-year-old Maggie Hutton of Jonesboro, third place.

Other finalists in the “Party Idea” category include 18-year-old Ellie Ferren of Searcy, second place; and 14-year-old Braylei Griffin of Farmington, third place.

Six contestants were selected from winners of local Rice is Nice contests hosted by county Farm Bureau organizations. Each contestant was required to send in a copy of their recipe, a brief summary on why they chose the dish and a video of them preparing it.

At the statewide contest the contestants prepared their dish and served a panel of three judges who tasted the dish and reviewed each submission.

Arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private advocacy organization with more than 180,000 families throughout the state working to improve farm and rural life.


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Russellville Health Club

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Do you care about your health, food, diet and nutrition?

Join the Russellville Health club. Meet like minded people and learn from a variety of health experts about what need to know about food, diet and nutrition.

Our local health club is a way for local Russellville people to connect on their mutual interest in food and nutrition, gain inspiration from one another, create a directory for local food and health related content.

WHAT YOU GET BY JOINING THIS CLUB?

You will get to meet and learn from other local people and health experts.

REQUIREMENTS TO JOIN

  • You must be 18 or older to join
  • Currently there is no membership fee, but we may ask for a fee for merch, to pay educators, etc.
  • You must have an interest in food, diet, health & nutrition.

WHO CAN JOIN

Any local member 18 and above (we have a separate club for teens),

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HOW TO JOIN?

In order to join, please fill out this form. Since this is a teen club, all new members must be invited by an existing member. Join via the form below

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