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Ogden's beloved No Frills Diner on 25th Street serving its last meal Friday

By Fox 13 · November 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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Ogden's beloved No Frills Diner on 25th Street serving its last meal Friday
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After 18 years as a staple in Ogden, No Frills Diner on 25th is closing its doors this week. For owner Ronald Yeates, No Frills Diner is about more than just serving customers — it's about feeding family.

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