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The Nations will soon be home to a combined dog park and neighborhood bar, where both owners and their pets can sip on a cold one.

Urban Dog Bar will open at 5701 Centennial Blvd. this summer, according to a news release.

The 1.04-acre property was purchased for $2.8 million in June 2022 by Henrad Centennial Development LLC, affiliated with California-based Zachary Mayer, according to Davidson County records.

Urban Dog Bar is owned by husband-and-wife team Austin and Rebecca Gauthier, inspired…

Southdale Center has officially landed a new tenant that's taking over a large vacancy within the Edina mall: local grocer Kowalski's Markets.

Kowalski's will occupy more than 34,000 square feet on the ground floor of the former Herberger’s store at the southeast corner of Southdale’s property, mall owner Simon Property Group (NYSE: SPG) announced Wednesday.

Kowalski's new Southdale location – expected to be its 12th store – should open sometime in 2024, likely in spring, CEO Kris Kowalski…

Here are 13 Kansas City-area restaurants that shut down in 2022.

A new taste of Barcelona is finally open in Raleigh in the form of another tapas bar from a popular local restaurateur.

Cafe Campli owners Paul and Sam Mincarelli opened the restaurant to bring cuisine from Italy's Abruzzo region to Baltimore.

Campbell Soup Co. plans to invest $50 million and add 330 workers at its Camden headquarters as the company consolidates its snacks division offices to its New Jersey campus.

Since its $6.1 billion acquisition of snack company Snyder's-Lance Inc. in 2018, Campbell (NYSE: CPB) has looked to merge its snacks offices in Camden; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Norwalk, Connecticut, into one location. Campbell CEO Mark Clouse said all employees in Charlotte and Norwalk will be offered their positions…

Smoothie King's success in Clifton Park has inspired the brand to expand its presence in the Capital Region.

The beloved One-Eyed Mike's is the latest to change hands in the waterfront enclave known for its shot-and-a-beer crowd.

Dallas-based Zalat Pizza CEO and Owner Khanh Nguyen discusses the growth of the food chain.

Evolve Cos. and Hawthorne Partners, who have other projects in development in the region, hope to have the project completed by early 2025.