Not every restaurant brand that loses ground can regain it. However, this Western-themed chain is turning things around after major struggles.

For the Sugarman family, a trip to Cherry Hill’s newly-minted Roy Rogers was more than an easy weekday lunch, it was a multigenerational experience. “I’m very happy to be here at Roy Rogers for the ...

Roy Rogers tapped into Americans’ love of nostalgia and opened a new location of the old-school chain in New Jersey.

An iconic fast food chain that rose to prominence during the '80s and '90s might very well be making a comeback.

The fast food chain named after Roy Rogers, the legendary singing and acting “King of the Cowboys,” opened in 1968. A year ...

Rogers, born in 1911, was a singer, actor, rodeo performer and pilot, perhaps best-known for starring with his wife, Dale Evans, and horse, Trigger, on “The Roy Rogers Show” in the 1950s.

The Plamondon brothers — Jim, left, and Pete Jr. — purchased the rights to the Roy Rogers brand and oversee a brand that encompasses 50 restaurants across six Mid-Atlantic states.

We launched a poll asking what fast food chain not yet in Delaware needs to find a home here. These are the complete results.

In a time of transition in central Charles County, some things thankfully remain constant. New development and the rebuilding of La Plata since the April 2002 tornado have produced many ...

But by the mid-1990s, Roy Rogers started to fade from diners’ consciousness. In 1990, Missouri-based Hardee’s bought the chain for $365 million and eventually sold most locations to other brands.

The Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum was never intended to be a major Western research center in the style of the Autry Museum of Western Heritage in Los Angeles, Rogers said, if only because his ...

Diners are waiting in long lines and going out of their way to visit the fast food chain on Haddonfield Road in Cherry Hill, ...