Two Arkansans each claim $1 million lottery prizes in two days
The New Year is starting out great for two Arkansans who each claimed a $1 million prize from the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery (ASL) this week. Author: THV11 Digital Updated: 9:23 AM CST January 6, 2021
The New Year is starting out great for two Arkansans who each claimed a $1 million prize from the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery (ASL) this week.
On Tuesday, Jan. 5, Robbye Smith from Berryville claimed her $1 million prize at the ASL Claim Center in Little Rock. She won the top prize from the Millionaires Club scratch-off ticket. Smith said she plans to purchase a new home with her winnings.
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Kudzu Bakery coming soon
A branch of
Kudzu Bakery and Market is expected to open at the end of January on Forest Drive in
Forest Acres.Â
Kim McMurry and
Kristi Gibbs, who own four locations of Pelican s Snoballs, are bringing the Charleston-area bakery to the Columbia market.
The schedule depends on completing required state health inspections and the delivery of equipment, such as a bakery display case, McMurray said.
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NATIONAL REPORT Much of retailers focus in 2020 centered around the health and safety of their associates as well as their customers, but despite a brief pause in the spring, consolidation continued to forge a path through the convenience channel.
The most notable deal involved Marathon Petroleum Corp. agreeing to sell its Speedway LLC network to powerhouse 7-Eleven Inc. for $21 billion. Though others did not carry such price tags, merger and acquisition activity proved that the channel is still an attractive area to do business.
These are the top 10 M&A headlines of 2020, as reported by
Convenience Store News Online: