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2012 BEST OF FAULKNER COUNTY

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First Security Bank best four years running ‘Though we are statewide, we are only in Arkansas. Our locally-owned bank is growing, and we are proud to be part of this growing county.’ — Johnny Adams

By BECKY HARRIS Log Cabin Democrat

For the fourth year in a row, First Security Bank has been voted Best Bank in Faulkner based in Searcy, and has County. 900 employees throughThe privately-held out the state. First Security Bancorp is “Though we are state-

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wide, we are only in Ar“Our locally-owned kansas,” said Johnny Ad- bank is growing, and we ams, CEO and president are proud to be part of of the Conway market. this growing county. We are 100 percent committed to our hometown.” First Security’s network of local community banks provides solutions for the financial needs of

individuals, businesses and the public sector. Chairman Reynie Rutledge says the bank’s vision is to be Arkansas’ premier financial services company. That means “providing the most responsive, innovative and secure

financial solutions to our customers with exceptional and personalized service.” Supported by the strength of $520 million in total capital and $4.193 billion in assets, First Security has the ability to meet any financing need. The bank’s employees and its Teal Grill are often seen assisting in community projects. Last year, the bank published a cookbook filled with recipes from employees, customers and members of the Kids Club. Proceeds from cookbook sales were given to the Food Bank of Arkansas — a gift of $25,000. The popular book, “What’s Cookin’ at First Security,” is now in its second printing. Samples of the recipes are on the bank’s website at http://www.fsbank. com/first_security_cookbook/

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Local clothier offers chic selections and secures top clothing spot By MEGAN REYNOLDS LOG CABIN STAFF WRITER

Clothier HipSway, a “chic boutique” for men and women, has been named as this year’s best overall clothing store. Offering a wide variety of the latest and most trendy men’s and women’s apparel, shoes and accessories, the store is in its sixth year at 920 Locust Avenue — a convenient, accessible location in downtown Conway. Owners are Rick and Shea Cantabery and Abby King. King says the store was founded by her father in 2006, and was named after an old one-hit-wonder music group. “He’s kind of a music junkie,” King said. “They only had one hit, but it kind of stuck with him.” King said after graduating from the University of Central Arkansas with a degree in secondary education five years ago, she decided to go into the business with her father, and has had no regrets. “I have over 11 years of retail experience,” King said. “Retail has always been my passion and it has always been something that I enjoy. I really love what I do.” According to King, frequent trips to markets in Dallas and Las Vegas and a lot of research is put into brand selection and staying up-to-date

on the latest trends. Popular items include a wide selection of TOMS shoes, bracelets by Lily and Laura and Miss Me jeans. The store also offers a selection of locally-cultivated brands and items, including KatEva jewelry by Little Rock jeweler Shannon Jeffrey and V-neck tees by Conwaybased clothier Southern Dignity. King attributed a loyal customer base to the business’ commitment to outstanding customer service. “We’ve been very fortunate,” King said. “We’ve been very successful and have grown over the years, and a big portion of that has to do with the girls that work for us. But it also has a lot to do with our customers.”

A website for the business is under development, but the store’s Facebook page has been a popular go-to for customers looking for a good deal. The business routinely features auctions for items that are posted to the Facebook page at a special price and are sold to the first bidder. Store hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Effective July 1, the store will be open from noon-5 p.m. on Sundays. Contact HipSway at 501-548-3545. Owner Abby King poses with sales associate Tori Watkins, who has worked at HipSway for

(Megan Reynolds is five years. COURTNEY SPRADLIN PHOTO a staff writer and can be reached at 505-1277 or megan.reynolds@thecabin.net. To comment on this story and others, visit www.thecabin.net)

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Best Hardware: Ace, ‘the helpful place’ By SCARLET SIMS log cabin STAFF WRITER

Ace Hardware’s allure is its unique offerings and friendly customer service, said Brian Porterfield, marketing manager for the store, located at 1085 Morningside Drive. “We’ve got nuts and bolts, but we’ve got so much more,” Porterfield said. “You don’t just walk in and help yourself; we have someone meet you at the door. The customer is No. 1.” For the second year in row, the hometown-style hardware store was voted “best of ” by Faulkner County residents. The store opened in Conway about six years ago, but owners Todd and LeAnn Hayes have been run-

ning an Ace Hardware in Morrilton for about 17 years. With 24,000 square feet, Ace Hardware in Conway has a little bit to offer everyone, Porterfield said. The store has collegiate gear for die-hard University of Central Arkansas and Razorback fans, a large section for home accessories for those looking to redo their home’s decor and full lines of tools for those in need of a manly, handyman gadget. “It’s ‘Ace, the helpful place,’ is our motto,” Porterfield said. “We want to be that local, small-town hardware With 24,000 square feet, Ace Hardware has lots to offer. COURTNEY SPRADLIN PHOTO store people grew up with in the past, but we The store has vases, chef shop, chain saws, a plus more niche acceshave the selection of a art, Waxing Poetic jew- paint center and more, sories than what might big store.” elry, patio furniture, a Porterfield said. Wives be found at bigger box and women are the larg- stores. Those unexpected est shopping group at products were requested Ace, he said. by customers, PorterAce offers Craftsman field said. Recreational power tools and outdoor Vehicle enthusiast can equipment for DIY-ers, find RV accessories.

Looking for a UCA tailgate tent? Yes, Ace is the place. Looking for that thing to show the visiting cousins? Ace is the place for that, too. Tourists often stop by and snap pictures of each other in front of Ace’s 6-foot, 300-pound wind chime. “They just think it’s neat,” Porterfield said. The store sees anywhere from 250-500 customers a day — more on weekends, Porterfield said. Customers seem happy with the products, the customer service and the experts who help sort out what is needed to fix a problem. Ace has experts in different departments to help with paint, plumbing and electrical questions, Porterfield said. “We like appealing to what customer’s want,” Porterfield said. “We’re going to continue to make them No. 1.”

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Best Bakery

2012WINNERS Best Cookies Best Ice Cream

Ed’s Custom Bakery

Maggie’s Cookies

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP: pattiCakes Maggie’s

WINNER:

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pattiCakes Ed’s Custom Bakery

Best Barbecue Best Desserts

Shake’s Dairy Queen Marble Slab Creamery

WINNER:

Ed’s Custom Bakery

Best Mexican

RUNNERS UP:

La Huerta

Whole Hog Cafe Hog Pen Bar-B-Q Smokehouse Bar-B-Q

Stoby’s pattiCakes

Best Breakfast Best WINNER: Stoby’s Hamburger RUNNERS UP:

Cracker Barrel IHOP

Best Cakes WINNER:

Ed’s Custom Bakery

RUNNERS UP:

pattiCakes Cakes by Catie

Best Catfish WINNER:

Fish House

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Payton Creek Hart’s Seafood

Best Chicken WINNER:

Chick-fil-A

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Popeye’s KFC

Best Coffee Shop WINNER:

Starbuck’s

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Ed’s Custom Bakery Something’s Brewing

WINNER:

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Faby’s El Acapulco

David’s Burgers

Best Oriental

RUNNERS UP:

China Town

WINNER:

Shorty’s Stoby’s

Best Home Cooking WINNER:

Holly’s Country Cookin’

RUNNERS UP:

Hole in the Wall Cracker Barrel

WINNER:

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Jade China Oriental Kitchen

Best Pizza WINNER:

Pizza Hut

RUNNERS UP:

US Pizza Old Chicago

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2012WINNERS Best Italian

Best Overall

Michelangelo’s

Best Steak House

RUNNERS UP:

Colton’s

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WINNER:

Russo’s Italian Kitchen Due Amiche

Best Sandwich WINNER:

Subway

RUNNERS UP:

Stoby’s Cross Creek Sandwich Shop

WINNER:

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Mike’s Place Outback

Best Business Lunch WINNER:

Best Seafood

Mike’s Place

Stoby’s Cracker Barrel

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP:

Fish House Hart’s Seafood

Best Soup WINNER:

McAlister’s

RUNNERS UP:

Oak Street Bistro Panera Bread

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Best Family Atmosphere WINNER:

Cracker Barrel

RUNNERS UP:

Chick-fil-A Mike’s Place

WINNER:

Mike’s Place Stoby’s Cracker Barrel

Best Chiropractor WINNER:

Lamey Chiropractic

RUNNERS UP:

Hurley Chiropractic Martinez Chiropractic

Best Dentist WINNER:

Flanagin Dental

RUNNERS UP:

Monty Clark, D.D.S. Dalton Designer Smiles

Best Doctor WINNER:

Lander Smith, M.D.

RUNNERS UP:

David Naylor, M.D. Robert Rook, M.D.

Best Elder Care WINNER:

Salem Place

RUNNERS UP:

Heritage Living Center Trillium Park

Best Eye Care WINNER:

Baker Eye Institute

RUNNERS UP:

Patterson Eye Care Magie Mabrey Eye Clinic

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2012WINNERS Best Health Club

Best Bookstore

Conway Regional

Hastings

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP:

10 Fitness 24/7 Fitness

Best Home Health Care WINNER:

Odyssey Hospice

RUNNERS UP:

Conway Regional CareLink

WINNER:

RUNNER UP: Booktraders

Best Clothing WINNER:

Kohl’s

RUNNERS UP:

Belk HipSway

Best Resale/ Best Pharmacy Consignment WINNER: Walgreens Clothing RUNNERS UP:

Baker Drug Fred’s Pharmacy

Best Physical Therapy WINNER:

Incite Rehab

RUNNERS UP:

McMaster’s Conway Regional

Best Antiques WINNER:

Jenifer’s Antiques

RUNNERS UP:

Blue Ribbon Arkansas Peddlers

Best Appliances WINNER:

Lowe’s

RUNNERS UP:

Kordsmeier Furniture Zellner’s

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WINNER:

Best Computers WINNER:

Best Buy

RUNNERS UP:

Connecting Point Computer Works

Best Florist WINNER:

Ye Olde Daisy Shoppe

RUNNERS UP:

Tipton Hurst Conway’s Classic Touch

Best Footwear WINNER:

Wilkinson’s Mall

RUNNERS UP:

Hibbett Sports Shoe Carnival

Yours Truly

Best Furniture

RUNNERS UP:

Cajun Bros.

Magnolia’s Hut 8

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP:

Hambuchen Home Furnishings Butler Furniture

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Best Resale/ Consignment Furniture WINNER:

The Furniture Consignment Place

RUNNERS UP:

Kordsmeier Warehouse TJ Maxx

Best Gift Shop WINNER:

Conway’s Classic Touch

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2012WINNERS Best Best Musical Hardware Instruments WINNER:

WINNER:

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Best Jewelry

Best Office Supply

Dayer Jewlers

Office Depot

Ace Hardware Lowe’s Home Depot

WINNER:

Jack’s Music Conway Music Hastings

WINNER:

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The Kitchen Store Cherry’s Hallmark

Fletcher Smith’s Jewelers HipSway

Best Grocery

Best Music

Best Plant Nursery

Kroger

Hastings

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WINNER:

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Harps Walmart

WINNER:

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Jack’s Music Preston Palmer Studios

Staples Coleman’s

WINNER:

Plant Outlet

RUNNERS UP:

Freyaldenhoven’s Lowe’s

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Best Sporting Goods

2012WINNERS Best Best Beauty Attorney Salon

Dick’s Sporting Goods

Fran Scroggins

WINNER:

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Best Toys

Best Contractor

Walmart

Best Bank

RUNNERS UP:

First Security Bank

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Sporty Runner Hibbett Sports

WINNER:

Laura’s Family Goods Target

Best Accounting WINNER:

Donna Stephens

RUNNERS UP:

Conner & Sartain Joel Hawkins

Frank Shaw Bill Atkinson

WINNER:

Hello Gorgeous Jo-La-Ru Boogaerts

WINNER:

Nabholz

RUNNERS UP:

Salter Kordsmeier Remodeling Service

Best Barber

Best Carpet Cleaning

Centennial Bank Regions Bank

WINNER:

Bigg Boyz

RUNNERS UP:

Sports Clips Wild Hair

WINNER:

Carpet Center

RUNNERS UP:

Williamson Restoration Stanley Steemer

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Hello Gorgeous named best overall salon

By MEGAN REYNOLDS LOG CABIN STAFF WRITER

If you’re having a bad hair day, Hello Gorgeous Salon and Day Spa can help. Offering a wide variety of services and over 40 years of combined staff experience, the salon was named best overall hair salon. Stephenie White is the owner of the salon, located for eight years in a log cabin nestled in a convenient spot just off of Highway 65 North in Conway next to the The Church Alive. The business boasts an impressive variety of services including hair cutting, styling and coloring services, acrylic nails, manicures and pedicures, spa and massage therapy services, waxing, eyelash extensions, haircare products and more.

Amy Stephens, Starr Noble and Lisa Pope of Hello Gorgeous. COURTNEY SPRADLIN PHOTO

White attributed the time and care her stylists put into their efforts as one of the reason’s clients keep coming back for more. “We take the time with our clients in giving them the best possible result in whatever they want,” White said. “When people come here,

they aren’t rushed.” White said four color specialists at the salon are “excellent” at what they do. “They’ve been doing hair with a combined average of 44 years. They know the business.” White said the salon averages between 30-50 customers a day. “We appreciate everyone that came through for us,” White said. “We have worked so hard where we are. We are continuing to grow and the business is just exploding, which is really great.” The salon is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For a list of services and prices or to book an appointment online, visit their Facebook page at www.facebook. com/#!/1hello.gorgeous.

(Megan Reynolds is a staff writer and can be reached at 505-1277 or by e-mail at megan.reynolds@thecabin.net. To comment on this story and others, visit www.thecabin.net)

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Cajun Brothers noted for quality furniture, service By BECKY HARRIS LOG CABIN STAFF WRITER

The Cajun Brothers, Chad and Justin Jeane can cook up a swell gumbo, but it’s their furniture store in Downtown Conway that fulfills the appetites of those looking for the best brands in home furnishings. Quality at a fair price is their motto. Cajun Brothers Furniture and Mattress, Inc., has been a family-owned and operated business since 1994. The recently remodeled building at 627 Front Street has 20,000 square feet of offerings for the living room, dining room and bedroom, including a large selection of mattresses. Decorative trees and plants help shoppers complete their home settings. The display window at the corner of Prairie and Front Street is always changing, featuring latest designs and popular colors. Furniture lines include Bassett, Lane, Flexsteel, Jamison, Mayo, Steve Silver and more. “We want to be fair and honest with our customers and work hard to treat them the way we would want to be treated,” Chad Jeane says. Visit their website at www.cajunbrothersfurniture. com.

Cajun Brothers Furniture recently remodeled their building on Front Street and now offers more than 20,000 square feet of shopping for the entire home. COURTNEY SPRADLIN PHOTO

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Michelangelo’s takes top Italian honor

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Restaurant bringing in more specialized food items By Richard Duke log cabin staff writer

Establishing a fine Italian restaurant in downtown Conway may have seemed a bit daunting, but after four and a

half years, Michelangelo’s has flourished, earning the Best Italian for 2012. Owner Mike Coats said the idea for the restaurant, which is currently bringing in more

specialized food items including regional seafood, came from his days working for Red Lobster. Ideas came from working with members of Macaroni Grill. “Nothing is original anymore,” Coats said. “What we try and do is pick up things from other great places, whether it be food, service or atmosphere.” With a menu that features steak, chicken, pork and seafood as well as an array of pasta, there is something for everyone at the fashionable location at 1117 Oak St., and Coats said that his goal is to feature more foods bought in Faulkner County. “I think it makes the customer proud to know that a certain vegetable or meat is local,” Coats said. “It’s something that we work very hard on doing.”

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Between Michelangelo’s and Mike’s Place, Coats and his partners also keep the local economy thriving by hav-

ing nine managers and about 120 employees. “It has been the visionary people at the Conway Chamber of Com-

merce that saw the long term goals for downtown Conway,” he said. “And we are very proud to be a part of it.”

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Mike’s Place secures top overall restaurant again By Richard Duke log cabin staff writer

The old saying goes that the only things that are constant are death and taxes. You can add Mike’s Place winning best overall restaurant to that list. The restaurant, located in the red brick and mortar among fountains and plants on 808 Front St., just celebrated its seventh anniversary, and it takes home the prize for the sixth year. Its first year, it won best new restaurant. In addition, Mike’s Place won Best Seafood and Best Business Lunch. It also took home runner-up honors in Family Atmosphere and Steakhouse. Owner Mike Coats is proud of the accolades, but he said it speaks more about his clientele than anything he has done. “We have loyal customers,” Coats said. “They were the ones who came in at the beginning and dealt with the $50 membership fee and fought the odds to get downtown Conway going.” Advertised as a place for seafood, steak and wood fire pizza, Mike’s Place has an atmo-

Best Caterer WINNER:

Fish House

RUNNERS UP:

Hog Pen Bar-B-Q Moe’s Southwestern Grill

Best Cellular Provider WINNER:

AT&T

RUNNERS UP:

Verizon Cricket

Best Children’s Birthday Place WINNER:

JumpZone

RUNNERS UP:

Occasions Candy & Gifts Playworld

Best Dance Studio WINNER:

Sonshine Academy

Mike’s Place has an atmosphere reminiscent of a New Orleans haunt. COURTNEY SPRADLIN PHOTO

sphere reminiscent of a New Orleans haunt, with mood lighting and a style that attracts everyone from families to a couple wanting a night out on the town. “The responsibility was immense to get this type of environment right,” Coats said. “I think this is a place that if people come from out of town, people who live

here want to bring them here, and that is something to be proud of.” Coats prides himself at the entire downtown area, noting that more people don’t need nearby Little Rock in order to enjoy good food and drinks. “Downtown is still growing,” he said. “I think the best days are ahead of us.”

2012WINNERS RUNNERS UP:

Irby Studio B

Best Day Care WINNER:

Caring Hands

RUNNERS UP:

Kidz University Ms. Carries Day School

Best Dry Cleaner WINNER:

Model Cleaners

RUNNERS UP:

Classic Cleaners Topline Cleaners

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Baker Eye offers customer care By SCARLET SIMS LOG CABIN STAFF reporter

Baker Eye Institute is the place to go for eye care. Voters voted the business “best of,” giving a nod to founder Dr. David Littleton Baker and his effort to provide “individualized care at every step.” “He’ll do anything he can,” administrator Derek Sherwood said. “If he can get them out of glasses, he will.” Baker Eye Institute, located at 810 Merriman St., has been serving Central Arkansas’ eye-care needs for more than 16 years. Over his career, Baker has performed more than 20,000 surgeries, including nostitch cataract surgery, standard and custom Lasik, IntraLase as-

2012WINNERS Best Day Spa WINNER:

Solutions Day Spa

RUNNERS UP:

Elan Studio Skin

Best Electrician WINNER:

COURTNEY SPRADLIN PHOTO Kordsmeier Electric

sisted blade-free Lasik, astigmatism correction and other surgeries for the eyelid. But the surgery that Baker Institute is proudest of is cataract surgery, Sherwood said. Baker, a Conway native, is board certified in Ophthalmology and Internal Medicine. He graduated Hendrix College and then earned his Medical Degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

“What makes us proudest at BEI is that patients and referring optometrists from around the state put their trust in Dr. Baker to restore their vision through cataract surgery,” Sherwood said in e-mail. “Dr. Baker and his staff utilize their many years of experience and expertise to achieve the best result he can for each individual patient.”

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RUNNERS UP:

Lock-Wood Sellers

Best Employment Agency

Best Gymnastics/ Cheerleading School

AT&T ComputerWorks

Sonshine Academy

The Plant Outlet

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP: CAC

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WINNER:

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Best Insurance

Arkansas Workforce Center SOS Staffing

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP:

Grass Roots Allied Services

Best Heating & Best Cooling Massage WINNER: Freyaldenhoven Heating Therapists & Cooling Pearce Heating & Air Gunter

Staffmark

Best Lawn Care/ Landscaping

WINNER:

State Farm

RUNNERS UP:

WINNER:

Debbie Robertson

RUNNERS UP:

Amanda Roussel Amanda Dobbins

Best Nail Salon

Faulkner County Farm Bureau Allstate

WINNER:

Paradise Elite Nails

Edward Jones

Best Internet Provider

RUNNERS UP:

Conway Corporation

Best Financial Services Brokerage WINNER:

Crews & Associates Conway Financial

WINNER:

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Nail Teks

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Best Photographer WINNER:

Strain Photography

RUNNERS UP:

Marty Sikes Photography Jackie Romine Photography

Best Photo Processing WINNER:

Walmart

RUNNERS UP:

Walgreens Fast Foto

Best Plumbing WINNER:

Salter’s

RUNNERS UP:

Kordsmeier Remodeling Service, Inc. Arrow Plumbing

Best Real Estate WINNER:

McDowell Properties

RUNNERS UP:

Century 21 Dunaway & Hart ReMax

Best Tanning WINNER:

Premiere Tans

RUNNERS UP:

Exotic Tantopia South

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Best Theater WINNER:

Cinemark

RUNNERS UP:

UCA Reynolds Silver Moon Cinema

Best Vet Office WINNER:

Hartman Animal Clinic

RUNNERS UP:

St. Francis Veterinary Clinic Chestnut Animal Clinic

Best Video Rental WINNER:

Hastings

RUNNERS UP:

Starstruck Redbox

Best Wrecker Service WINNER:

Steve’s Auto Service

RUNNERS UP:

Helton’s Wrecker Service Jim Smith Collision Center & Wrecker Service

Best Auto Rental WINNER:

Enterprise

RUNNER UP: Budget

Best New Auto Dealer WINNER:

Smith Ford

RUNNERS UP:

Crain Buick GMC Superior Auto Group

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2012WINNERS Best Best Used Auto Parts Dealer Store WINNER:

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP:

Best Body Shop

Best Service Center

Halter’s Body Shop

Mace’s Garage

Smith Ford Crain Buick GMC Superior Auto Group

WINNER:

RUNNER UP:

A&J Collision

Best Gas Station WINNER:

Kroger

RUNNERS UP:

Exxon Raceway

Auto Zone O’Reilly Advanced Auto Parts

WINNER:

RUNNERS UP:

Austin Bros. Smith Ford

Best Tire Store WINNER:

McKinney Tire

RUNNERS UP:

Austin Bros. Mace’s Garage

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