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REVIEW: Trumpet virtuoso Arturo Sandoval wows with Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra
Arturo Sandoval was soloist with the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra on Aug. 19, but he proved to be much more than one of the world’s great jazz trumpeters. He was stand-up comedian, raconteur, crooner and before the evening ended, a bombastic piano soloist. He even did a bit of scatting. Who knew? All of that was an entertaining sideshow to the stellar artistry that happened when he picked up his trumpet.
The Cuban-born trumpeter performed his own Trumpet Concerto No. 2 and other numbers with Eckart…
Taco Mac opening soon in Pelham mixed-use development
The Pelham location is Taco Mac's first in Alabama.
The Creators: Founder of Philadelphia vegan protein ball brand looks to grow wholesale business
Danielle Kocher founded Plants on Fire in 2019, years after switching to a vegan diet. In creating the brand's protein balls, she wanted to bring to market a healthier alternative that had a better protein-to-fat ratio.
Madison Theatre reopens Hudson location with bigger plans ahead
The group behind the cinema is already making plans to grow the concept.
Merriman’s Kapalua restaurant delivers meals on Maui
The restaurant is serving thousands of meals to those impacted by the wildfires on Maui, as well as medical workers and crews working on relief and recovery efforts.
Illinois to put $20M toward grants for grocers, research into food insecurity
Communities across Illinois that lack access to nearby stores that sell high quality food may soon see that change.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Friday signed a bill that sets up a program to distribute $20 million for grants and technical assistance for grocery stores as well as funding research into food insecurity.
The grants will go to grocery stores that are independently owned, including for-profit and nonprofit organizations, co-ops and grocery stores owned by units of local government.
The program's…
NYC cake maker opens first permanent WA store in Bellevue
The company, known for its mille crepe cake, has had multiple pop-ups in Bellevue in recent years.
Restaurant industry leaders share tips on how to stay current in 2023
Experts in the restaurant industry shared advice on how to retain workers and hold the line on prices during PBN's annual Restaurant Roundtable.
Colorado employment report reveals volatility in one particular industry
A report from CDLE shows leisure and hospitality saw the largest gains in the private sector with 18,000 jobs added since July 2022, but shed 3,500 jobs in July alone — the most in the private sector for that month.
Planned beer businesses in Folsom’s Historic District overcome challenges, look toward future
Two beer-related projects in Historic Folsom have been in the works for years, but each faced legal challenges that cost the operators time and money. They overcame those challenges and are now moving forward.