Back on the trail: 1990s fast-food chain Roy Rogers is making a comeback - Roy Rogers tapped into Americans’ love of ...

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

Roy Rogers Restaurants, the fast-food chain named after "The King of the Cowboys," is rustling up a resurgence. Once a major name in fast food with more than 640 locations across the U.S., Roy ...

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 ...

The Roy Rogers chain is coming back to South Jersey. The chain once had more than 600 restaurants and now has approximately 40. The Cherry Hill location is where a PDQ restaurant was once located.

Nearly 30 years since the Philadelphia-area’s last Roy Rogers restaurants moseyed off into the sunset, the fast-food brand is returning Wednesday with a new location in Cherry Hill. Pete and Jim ...

Roy Rogers restaurant opened along Haddonfield Road in Cherry Hill on June 25. The restaurant chain has not been in South Jersey for decades.

Roy Rogers will celebrate its return to South Jersey for the first time in decades by giving away a year’s worth of free food. The western-themed fast-food chain set its grand opening for June ...

The western-themed chain Roy Rogers made its long-awaited return to Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Wednesday. It's the restaurant's first return to the South Jersey and Philadelphia area since the 1980s.