Historic Russellville restaurant catches fire overnight
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LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Update 10:08 a.m. Police said East main street is back open and traffic can resume normally. If you plan on traveling on east main, please be observant of your surroundings so we do not cause traffic accidents. Original Story An overnight fire has left a historic Russellville restaurant destroyed. According to […]
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