Valley caterer set to cook thousands of chicken wings and more for Phoenix Open, Super Bowl

There is something about major sporting events that whets attendees' appetites. One Valley company intends to feed a lot of mouths Feb. 6 through Feb. 12, the week of the WM Phoenix Open and the Super Bowl.

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Valley caterer set to cook thousands of chicken wings and more for Phoenix Open, Super Bowl

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