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Foo Fighters to stop in Cincinnati as part of Everything or Nothing at All tour
The Foo Fighters are returning to Cincinnati as the Seattle rock band released a new slate of stadium shows for summer 2024.
Portillo’s looks to expand into Denver for the first time
The restaurant chain said the expansion into Colorado is part of its long-term plan to scale the brand and open new locations across the country.
5 things: Tea Bar & Fusion Cafe opening in Rocklin, Leadership Sacramento application deadline approaching
Welcome to Monday, loyal readers. Gov. Gavin Newsom has named Laphonza Butler to fill the U.S. Senate seat of Dianne Feinstein, who died last week at 90.
Butler, a former adviser to Kamala Harris, is president of EMILYs List, which calls itself “the nation's largest resource dedicated to electing Democratic pro-choice women to office.”
We interviewed Butler in 2016, when she was president of the SEIU California State Council. Click here to read our 2016 interview with Laphonza Butler.
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Timbers, Foo Fighters to bring concerts back to Providence Park
Foo Fighters will launch the return of concerts to the stadium with an August, 2024 show.
Popular national breakfast chain Original Pancake House is adding a third Columbus-area restaurant
The Portland-based chain entered the market in 2017.
Hop Atomica out of Savannah, Georgia, to open Louisville location
The location will feature a micro-distillery as well as a micro-brewery and wood-fired pizza.
Columbus restaurants that closed in Q3 including Tasi, The Crest, Matt & Tony’s and more
Central Ohio lost several restaurants with a decade or more of business in the past few months.
With closure of Vechos restaurant, changes are in the works at Granite Bay’s Quarry Ponds Town Center
“We are looking forward to the anticipated changes to our center, which we believe the community will also enjoy for years to come,” said Betty Patrick, property manager for Quarry Ponds Town Center, in an email.
Tasi, The Crest, Matt & Tony’s among notable third quarter restaurant closures
Central Ohio lost several restaurants with a decade or more of business in the past few months.
Spotlight turned to showcase longtime Austin haunts
A new program aims to support and celebrate some of Austin’s oldest local businesses this month.
The program, called Legacy Business Month, runs Oct. 1-30. Locals can pick up a free passport book and make stops at each of the 13 featured businesses, make a purchase and get a stamp on their passport, according to program host Preservation Austin.
Participants will compete for prizes and can go to a wrap party where more prizes will be given for the most stamps collected, according to the announcement.…