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War Eagle Mill~ Rogers, AR {Today, it is Arkansas’ only remaining grist mill and is reported to be the only working undershot waterwheel in the nation. The18-foot waterwheel turns 30-inch stone buhrs, now grinding corn year-round.}
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On July 2, 1962, Walton opened the first Wal-Mart Discount City store located at 719 Walnut Ave. in Rogers, Arkansas.
Razorback Sock wreath. These socks came from 2-3pks. from the Dollar Tree. Cut the toe off of each & carefully cut an opening in a foam wreath. Carefully slide each socks on, hiding the heels on the back of wreath & in the scruntches. Then decorate with whatever extras you desire! The football, ribbon, & painted wooden letters are just hot glued onto this wreath.
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RaZoRbAcK CuPCaKeS Just use mini marshmallows for the ears & a big one cut in half for the nose! Results in a FABULOUS tailgating treat!
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Razorback Hairclip~hot glue a patch to an alligator clip
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Waterproof, Dishwasher Safe, Razorback Girl Labels (Boy labels also available)
Monte Ne, AR Amphitheater (photo credit: Melisa Parker)
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Brey Cook on the death of his friend, team mate, Garrett Uekman #88. Razorback Nation loves you and we will miss you. W88 Pig S88ie.
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This is what the SEC is all about! LOVE THIS. 10 commandments of college football: 1. Thou shalt wear team colors. But think twice before adorning yourself with body paint—you don’t want to be the Internet photo that goes viral. 2. Thou shalt know—and sing—your team’s fight song from beginning to end. Sure, you can “watermelon watermelon” your way through the alma mater, but not memorizing the fight song is a fan failure. 3. Thou shalt keep your language clean (unless, of course, the quarterback fumbles on fourth and goal). 4. Thou shalt support the coach. Even when his calls are questionable. 5. Thou shalt be respectful to visiting teams. Remember: Southern ladies and gentlemen never boo. 6. Thou shalt set up a tailgate no fewer than three hours before kickoff (six if it’s a night game). Table linens and matching huggers encouraged, but not required. 7. Thou shalt theme your tailgate food around the visiting rival. Gator bites, anyone? 8. Thou shalt stay through the fourth quarter—rain or shine. That’s what ponchos are for, y’all. 9. Thou shalt respect the solemnity of Game Day by planning weddings, births, and other life events around the football schedule. 10. Thou shalt not covet other teams’ bowl games, national championships, or Heisman Trophy wins. There’s always next year. |From the September 2011 Magazine Issue
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Lindsay McGarity Hmm...wonder if they've removed the Coach Petrino coloring page?