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Conway council honors Bojangles franchises, longtime Don's House and Singleton's Grocery with resolutions
Summary
Council adopted three resolutions recognizing two Bojangles franchise locations and their managers, Don's House restaurant for decades of service, and Singleton's Grocery as a neighborhood cornerstone; copies of each resolution will be placed in city records.
The Conway City Council adopted resolutions at its January 2026 meeting recognizing several long‑running local businesses for service to the community.
The council recognized the Church Street and Highway 544 Bojangles franchises and commended the stores' leadership for community partnership, holiday programming and customer service. The transcript names the franchise managers and credits them with national recognition within the Bojangles system; the resolution will be presented to the managers and placed in the city record.
Council also adopted a resolution honoring Don's House (referred to in the transcript as Donzell/Dickerson family'owned for more than six decades) for its role as a community gathering place. The resolution notes the restaurant's decades of service and directs that a certified copy be entered into the city's records to preserve its legacy.
Finally, the council recognized Singleton's Grocery for decades of neighborhood service, calling the store a trusted gathering place that contributed to Conway's community stability. A copy of that resolution will also be placed in the permanent records.
Each resolution was presented and adopted during the meeting; council members offered public praise for the businesses and their cultural contributions to Conway.
