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Atrium Food Market opens in downtown Cincinnati, overseen by chefs Derek Dos Anjos and Josh Campbell: PHOTOS
The Atrium Food Market opened in Atrium One downtown, led by chefs Derek Dos Anjos and Josh Campbell.
Eat Street diner The Bad Waitress is closing for good
After a long haul, The Bad Waitress restaurant is closing. The Minneapolis-based restaurant announced on social media that after 18 years of business, it will serve its last brunch Sunday, Jan. 29.
Upcoming Dayton restaurant lands city funding
A local restaurant has received funding from the city for its upcoming Dayton location.
Newark Station development’s second phase to include loft apartments, cafe and lounge
The full vision of Newark Station is the complete redevelopment of the remaining 120,000-square-foot building, which was built in 1942.
Ransomware attack prompts Yum Brands Inc. restaurant closures
The attack hit “certain information technology systems,” the Louisville-based public company shared.
Atlanta restaurant franchisor Focus Brands makes executive changes
Prominent Atlanta-based franchisor Focus Brands has appointed three new executives.
Where the winds blew: Storm-damaged communities clean up, build back
Back-to-back-to-back storms that swept through the region over a three-week period dumped on many places in the Bay Area a year’s worth of rain in just three weeks.
5 things to know today, and why this weekend is all about cats
Here's what you need to know today.
With two big restaurant openings, Water Street Tampa begins to come to life
Water Street has hardly been desolate since residents and office workers began moving in — but these restaurant openings mark a new era for the district.
Arcadia Biosciences’ GoodWheat pasta receives ‘Heart Check’ certification from American Heart Association
Davis-based Arcadia Biosciences Inc. received the American Heart Association’s “Heart Check” certification for its GoodWheat branded pasta.
Arcadia (Nasdaq: RKDA) holds at least 28 patents for GoodWheat, which is a wheat strain that features higher fiber, fewer calories and reduced gluten compared to traditional wheat.
“Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., and studies show that eating more fiber-rich foods can help foster good heart health,” Arcadia CEO Stan Jacot said…