The Wing Wagon

The Wing Wagon NOW CATERING: smoked pulled pork, sides & MORE! The Wing Wagon serves: Fried Naked chicken Wings, Boneless & specialty sandwiches!

We are also occasionally opened BREAKFAST! Call us for Lunch or weekend catering and take & bake orders too! 618-926-0415. Event Catering: We will come to you! Book our Wing Wagon for your special occasion!

09/07/2026
Food Truck Friday!! It’s hot outside but our wings are HOTTER! Come see us at 320 E Homer Ave 10:30-1:00. 
09/03/2026

Food Truck Friday!! It’s hot outside but our wings are HOTTER! Come see us at 320 E Homer Ave 10:30-1:00. 

Food Truck Friday. Pork Chop Sandwiches will be on the menu. 🔥🐔🔥Save a chicken. Eat Pork! 320 E Homer in Harrisburg! 618...
08/27/2026

Food Truck Friday. Pork Chop Sandwiches will be on the menu. 🔥🐔🔥Save a chicken. Eat Pork! 320 E Homer in Harrisburg! 618-926-0415. Feel free to call ahead for orders.
Google these coordinates and you will find your way!! 📍37.73220° N, 88.53686° W

Why am I so obsessed with finding out what is going to happen next? Maybe we will have a Dalton and Sako special this Fr...
08/24/2026

Why am I so obsessed with finding out what is going to happen next?

Maybe we will have a Dalton and Sako special this Friday!

Let me know what you want and we will make it happen.

Dalton Aint Worried!

08/21/2026

The Wing Wagon will be closed tomorrow! We will be back open next Friday, August 28th. See you then.

08/14/2026

Called to Love

You’ll never fully agree with another person—because there’s not a single person just like you. That means there won’t be anyone with your exact viewpoint on life, politics, money, relationships, or religion.

You are unique, and so is the person next to you.

But even though we're all different, we are still called to love each other. Jesus Himself has said, “Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another” (John 13:34 NIV).

When Jesus commanded us to love others, He didn’t say that we had to agree with people first. In fact, in the book of Matthew, He specifically tells people to love even their enemies (Matthew 5:44). So if love is for everyone, what does love look like?

Love considers others first.
Love looks for the best in people.
Love shows respect.
Love seeks unity.
Love isn’t selfish.
Love displays patience.

To love means to give of yourself. Love involves revealing your heart to people who could potentially wound it, and thinking about the needs of others before we think of our own. Loving others in this way isn’t easy—but it’s how Jesus loves us.

When we love people like Jesus, we reflect His love to the world, which helps build His kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.

There will always be things we have to “agree to disagree on.” There will always be people we don’t understand or relate to. There will still be times when we get hurt, or unintentionally hurt others. But Jesus’ command to love people wasn’t reliant on our feelings or circumstances.

So if we want the world to be radically transformed by His love, then we need to learn how to put our differences aside, and love each other like Jesus loves us.

Don’t forget your wings this Friday 10:30-1pm at The Wing Wagon! Call 618-926-0415 for orders and directions!! ❤️🐔❤️
08/14/2026

Don’t forget your wings this Friday 10:30-1pm at The Wing Wagon! Call 618-926-0415 for orders and directions!! ❤️🐔❤️

Come get your wings on Friday at 37.73220° N, 88.53686° W - 10:30 -  1:00pm and Saturday @ Stonefort Farmers Market from...
08/06/2026

Come get your wings on Friday at 37.73220° N, 88.53686° W - 10:30 - 1:00pm and Saturday @ Stonefort Farmers Market from 7am -11:30. 1/2 pans will be available for to go orders at the Farmers Market. 618-926-0415.

08/06/2026

The Path to Success

There are many definitions for success in today’s culture. For some, success is defined by the number of accomplishments we’ve made, or the number of possessions we’ve attained.

Jesus’ definition of success is counter-cultural. It has nothing to do with our accomplishments or our possessions—it has everything to do with our character, and our faithfulness.

Jesus’ teaching in Luke 16:10 is primarily about the content of our character. He says that those who are trusted with small things will be entrusted with larger things. Those who are faithful with what they’ve been given will have even more opportunities. And those who are dishonest, unfaithful, and untrustworthy, will do the same with what they’re given.

It’s not ultimately important to Jesus whether or not we are financially successful in life. What’s more important is what we do with what we’ve already been given.

Little acts of faithfulness every day is how our character is shaped over time. The small decisions and the hard decisions are what create us into people of trust and honesty.

If you’re asking God for more in life, make sure you’re being faithful with the things He's already given you. Use the resources and opportunities you've been given to build trust and honesty with other people.

God is looking to use people of character rather than people of success. So pray for God to increase your character and to give you opportunities to become a person who is faithful and honest in every area of life.

Can’t wait to serve you at The Wing Wagon! Call us for more info!! Come to see us in Stonefort! Everyone loves the Farme...
08/06/2026

Can’t wait to serve you at The Wing Wagon! Call us for more info!! Come to see us in Stonefort! Everyone loves the Farmer’s Market! 618-926-0415

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320 E Homer Avenue
Harrisburg, IL
62946

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