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Saturday, March 19, 2016

Kitchen fire damages Stoby's in Conway

Posted By Max Brantley on Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 12:08 PM

STOBY'S FIRE: Pictures supplied to KARK by Stoby's. - JONATHAN ROZELLE/KARK

Jonathan Rozelle/KARK
STOBY'S FIRE: Pictures supplied to KARK by Stoby's.

Stoby's, a popular Conway diner known for cheese dip particularly, was heavily damaged by a kitchen fire during the breakfast hour this morning. Everyone in the Log Cabin Democrat story was sorrowful, from waitress to firefighter.

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