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Arkansas Postcard Past: Conway in 1925
Conway, 1925: The Hotel Revilo was built in downtown Conway in 1921 by Little Rock contractor Bob Oliver, who owned several hotels around the state. “Revilo” was Oliver spelled backward, hence the name. For more on the hotel, see the next feature.

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IDEA ALLEY: Historic and modern takes on pistachio cake
As I hinted last week, today's column features pistachio cakes. The first two are Bundt cakes using cake mix and pistachio pudding mix, published in the Arkansas Gazette on Sept. 2, 1976. The last is one is a slightly updated layer cake I created and wrote about back in 2019.

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BOTTLE SHOTS | OPINION: Wine decanters are stylish and functional
My recent column about useful kitchen and cocktail tools got me thinking about one of the most-used tools in my wine-drinking life: my decanter. If you don't have one, my goal is that 400 words from now, you'll be running out to grab one for yourself.

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FRONT BURNER | OPINION: Mango bread brings a taste of a beach vacation to your kitchen
If you missed your beach vacation this summer, let this recipe take you there.

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Arkansas Postcard Past: Lost Corner (Pope County), circa 1930
Lost Corner (Pope County), circa 1930: The name was given when the post office opened due to the remote, mountainous location. “This is a picture of the big city of Lost Corner, it is the only building there besides a farm house.” The community’s post office was closed in 1954.

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