Island-food restaurant chain to enter Arizona after landing franchising deal

A Kansas City-based Island food restaurant has big plans to enter Arizona — and the Valley — after signing a big multi-unit deal with a Phoenix-based franchisee to bring locations across Arizona and north Texas.

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