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Local fireworks stand upholds a 55-year family legacy

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By Gabriella Phelan Verified
| KNWA-TV (Fayetteville, AR) Verified
ROGERS, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — One family in Northwest Arkansas is working to keep the legacy of their late grandparents alive, by keeping their firework stand up and running. Cluck’s Fireworks has set up shop along Highway 62 in Rogers for 55 years. The tent has remained in the same spot for decades, but before then, it all began in a much smaller building just up the road. “This is my grandfather and grandmother’s fireworks stand,” TJ Cluck said. “They opened up in 1971.
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Local fireworks stand upholds a 55-year family legacy

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By Gabriella Phelan Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
ROGERS, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — One family in Northwest Arkansas is working to keep the legacy of their late grandparents alive, by keeping their firework stand up and running. Cluck's Fireworks has set up shop along Highway 62 in Rogers for 55 years. The tent has remained in the same spot for decades, but before then, it all began in a much smaller building just up the road. "This is my grandfather and grandmother's fireworks stand," TJ Cluck said. "They opened up in 1971.
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American Red Cross, first responders urge heat safety

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By Gabriella Phelan Verified
| KNWA-TV (Fayetteville, AR) Verified
ROGERS, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Ahead of the holiday weekend, and as dangerously high temperatures head into the Northwest Arkansas area, the American Red Cross and first responders are urging heat safety. According to a release from the American Red Cross, three critical actions can help keep you safe: Stay hydrated by drinking a cup of water every 20 minutes, even if you don’t feel thirsty. Avoid sugary, caffeinated and alcoholic drinks. Stay cool by spending time in air-conditioned places.
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