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

While many younger Americans may have never seen or even heard of the once-iconic fast food chain, its re-emergence is now ...

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Roy Rogers, nicknamed the “King of the Cowboys,” died more than a quarter-century ago. But, a 57-year-old fast-food restaurant chain that still bears his name is attempting a comeback ...

Roy Rogers, named after the legendary actor, singer and "King of the Cowboys," opened a location in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, marking the chain’s return to the southern New Jersey and ...

The Roy Rogers chain of restaurants, "were popular in the 1960s, '70s and '80s. There were many of these restaurants in the South Jersey area," the release, posted to Business Wire, says.