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Meet Lindsey and Collin Champagne, the owners of 901 Goats. “If you told me I would have a business off my goats, I may have busted out laughing. Is that a real thing?”

Leaders of the region's three largest professional theaters came together recently to discuss how their industry is evolving post-pandemic.

While The New York Times reported last fall that audiences have been slow to return, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Artistic Director Blake Robison sees “signs of hope” that Cincinnati may be faring better than other regions. Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati producing artistic director D. Lynn Meyers cautiously agrees, noting ETC audiences are at 70% capacity,…

Drake Development LLC fielded building height and parking questions from Country Club Plaza neighbors Monday evening about to a downsized version of its Cocina 47 mixed-use proposal in place of The Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist.

The co-owner of McCray's Tavern plans a restaurant on the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail.

The state's arts funding has been robust, but advocates wonder if it is enough for long-term recovery after the pandemic.

Lion’s Choice has appointed Fred Burmer, who has over 40 years of experience in the quick-service restaurant industry, as its new chief executive officer, effective April 3.

Edgewater-based Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co. is starting its next round of funding — this time taking it to the community on the Wefunder platform, which is like “Kickstarter for investing.”

The company recently held a week-long private community round raising $136,000, according to a news release.

Why this matters: Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co. is set to start growing its brand, which means more jobs potentially could be created in the Orlando area.

“Traditional VC is not the…

The 23rd Avenue deli announced its decision on Facebook on Sunday.

A popular chef in Dayton is taking his pop-up creations into his first brick-and-mortar location.

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