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In December, powerhouse sisters Caitlyn Steininger and Kelly Trush joined with friend Karen Klaus to open Station Family + BBQ in the former Sturkey’s Restaurant in Wyoming. The women, who have 10 children between the three of them, somehow found the time to open the restaurant while still producing a podcast, Cooking With Caitlyn, running another restaurant, CWC, just a mile up the road on Springfield Pike, and having Steininger appear on Bravo's “Top Chef.”

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Papa John's International Inc. will begin offering a tuition-benefit program called Dough & Degrees to corporate employees seeking higher education degrees.

The Louisville-based pizza giant is working with Purdue University Global, an adult-focused university operated as part of the Purdue University system, to create the opportunity for 20,000 of its corporate team members, according to a news release from the company.

The tuition-reimbursement program covers 100 percent of the costs for undergraduate…

A “sobering” report recently released said that crowd noise or concerts in FC Cincinnati’s new West End stadium would seep into Music Hall.

The craft beer scene in the Albany region and across the country is getting more competitive, and brewers like Shmaltz have been looking at ways to cut costs while increasing sales to compete.

Three First Coast restaurants were temporarily shut down last week after inspectors found live roaches on the walls and fresh rodent droppings on site.

Trio Hookah Lounge at 8725 Old Kings Rd. was temporarily shut down on Feb. 4 after inspectors found five live roaches on the walls, issued a stop sale on food due to temperature abuse, advertising grouper but only having swai on site, no proof of managers or employee training and 12 basic violations. It reopened on Feb. 5 after three more inspections.…

Susan Gibson was driving east from California on Tuesday, trailer in tow. Her destination? Louisville.

After visiting the city about a year and a half a go with her partner, Gibson, 40, uprooted her life in California (and her 10-month-old baby), to bring her smoothie restaurant to Louisville.

“We saw that there was good potential in the area,” Gibson said. “There were all these [health and fitness] studios popping up, like Orange Theory.”

Gibson said she liked the idea of bringing Broadway…

Creating a promoter's permit will help the city keep tabs on all the events planned around the tournaments, Visit Baltimore CEO Al Hutchinson said.

Chick-fil-A Inc. has once again bolstered its investment in continuing education for its employees.

The Atlanta-based chicken chain said it boosted the 2019 scholarships in its Remarkable Futures education initiative for restaurant team members to $15.3 million. The company's scholarship investment has grown more than three-fold over the last four years: $4.9 million in 2016; $8.9 million in 2017; and $14.65 million in 2018.

Chick-fil-A called its scholarship initiative one of the highest “unrestricted…