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Small Plates: Arboretum to add French bakery, West Campus to get elevated sports bar
Some bakers will add local flavor to The Arboretum shopping center, while a new bar is opening near the UT campus. Check out ABJ's latest Small Plates feature, which aims to keep up with Austin's ever-changing restaurant and bar scene.
After mild impacts from Idalia, Taco & Tequila Fest will go on
Last year's event raised more than $100,000 for local nonprofits.
Jones Soda has a new cannabis drink brand
Mary Jones flavors will include orange cream, green apple, root beer and berry lemonade. Two more flavors — “MF Grape” and a cola flavor — are in the works, as well.
Bacchus Management Group’s Pizza Antica shutters in Mill Valley, lays off 43
The popular Roman-style pizzeria is down to two Bay Area locations.
Icon Entertainment & Hospitality adds Co-CEO amidst portfolio growth
Icon Entertainment & Hospitality, whose portfolio includes Sinatra Bar & Lounge and Nudie's Honky Tonk, has added a Co-CEO amidst rapid growth. “When you look at the breadth and scope of our company, it’s really a new company.”
Raleigh’s Village District gets local golf, resort wear retailer
The owner of Bald Head Blues is opening a new store in Raleigh's Village District selling men's and women's golf and resort apparel – and even pickleball clothing.
After launching on Tampa’s Gandy Boulevard, salad drive-thru Greenlane has growth ambitions
The salad chain has secured two additional sites: one in Tampa and one in St. Petersburg.
Wawa to continue its ‘electrification’ with test of new delivery truck from Penske
The truck, which Wawa said is the first of its kind on the East Coast, will start by delivering to locations in Greater Philadelphia.
40-year-old Outer Banks hotel and marina hit the market for $7 million
A more than 40-year-old hotel in the Outer Banks is up for grabs.
Survey results are in. Has the downtown Dayton DORA been a success?
Just months after downtown Dayton expanded its designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA), business owners are already seeing positive effects. The DORA grew over nine times earlier this summer in an attempt to ease strains on businesses in the city's urban core.