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Count Porkula Crossroads | Eat It Up - Vimarsana News

Count Porkula Crossroads | Eat It Up

This midtown favorite in Little Rock is known for serving up delicious BBQ, brisket, pork, and plenty of unique sides.

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KEVIN SWARTZINSKI | News, Sports, Jobs - The Alpena News - Vimarsana News

KEVIN SWARTZINSKI | News, Sports, Jobs - The Alpena News

KEVIN SWARTZINSKI July 26, 1966 - Aug. 28, 2023 Kevin Swartzinski of Williamston, Michigan, formerly of Alcona, Michigan passed away on Monday, Aug. 28, 202

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Count Porkula Crossroads outlet open; Toasted Yolk Cafe set to debut Monday - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Count Porkula Crossroads outlet open; Toasted Yolk Cafe set to debut Monday

Count Porkula at the Crossroads opened Tuesday at 201 Keightley Drive, just a smidge north of the intersection of Cantrell Road and Mississippi Street, Little Rock.

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: BBQ joint moves into new home; Second Root Cafe set for Breckenridge - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: BBQ joint moves into new home; Second Root Cafe set for Breckenridge

Count Porkula on Wednesday officially moved out of its home at The Rail Yard on East Sixth Street and into its new building at 201 Keightley Drive (just north of Cantrell Road), former home (before a devastating fire) of the Ozark Country Restaurant.

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Lea Lea's is moving, not adding a location; NLR Count Porkula opening set: May 26 - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Lea Lea's is moving, not adding a location; NLR Count Porkula opening set: May 26

We reported a few months ago that Lea Lea's Gourmet Dogs would open a second location at 3400 S. University Ave., Little Rock, in a former hookah bar in the strip center a bit off the main drag. Now it turns out that owner Cherreyl Alexander has closed the original, at 215 Center St. downtown, and is moving, lock, stock and footlongs, to the new location, which should open next week.