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How Wilmington-area restaurants are building a collaboration economy

How Wilmington-area restaurants are building a collaboration economy

Local food and drink businesses are building community -- and success -- by working together.
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Popular Wilmington waterfront restaurant set to close this month

Popular Wilmington waterfront restaurant set to close this month

This waterfront Wilmington restaurant will close at the end of October. Here's what we know so far.
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Noodles & Company is permanently adding ramen to its menu

Noodles & Company is permanently adding ramen to its menu

Noodles & Company is making ramen a permanent part of its menu. Here's a look at the new items and when they'll be available.
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Swensons Drive-In closes Cincy location as company goes back to basics

Swensons Drive-In closes Cincy location as company goes back to basics

After the recent closure of its Union Township location, Swensons is going back to the basics.
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Minot's Best Bites Event Raises $6,000 for Disability Nonprofit, Boosts Local Restaurants

Minot's Best Bites Event Raises $6,000 for Disability Nonprofit, Boosts Local Restaurants

Minot's Best Bites, an event presented by Aspire Credit Union, successfully concluded on August 27, serving nearly 6,000 food samples from 16 local vendors at Citizens Alley. The event saw 13 of the 16 participating vendors sell out of their offerings. Iron Horse Kitchen and Bar's sliders were the most popular item, with 651 sold. Beyond providing a community gathering focused on local cuisine, the event also served as a fundraiser for Independence, Inc., a Minot-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities. A significant donation of $6,000 was presented to Independence, Inc., highlighting the event's dual purpose of community engagement and charitable giving. The success of the event extended to participating restaurants, with some reporting a lasting positive impact on their business, such as Bones BBQ noting a rise in the popularity of their ribs since the event.
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Allure Boards Expands from Personal Passion to Event Business in Baltimore

Allure Boards Expands from Personal Passion to Event Business in Baltimore

Allure Boards Expands from Personal Passion to Event Business in Baltimore
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2 more El Paso restaurants close as dining shutdowns continue

2 more El Paso restaurants close as dining shutdowns continue

Buen Dia and Hooters are the latest El Paso restaurants to close, adding to a string of recent local shutdowns.
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Worcester Restaurant Peppercorn's Grille and Tavern Sold to Former Employee, Owner Retires After 40 Years

Worcester Restaurant Peppercorn's Grille and Tavern Sold to Former Employee, Owner Retires After 40 Years

Worcester Restaurant Peppercorn's Grille and Tavern Sold to Former Employee, Owner Retires After 40 Years
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Culver's First ButterBurgers Were Made Using This Kitchen Tool

Culver's First ButterBurgers Were Made Using This Kitchen Tool

With decades of practice, Culver's has mastered the seared smashburger. Once upon a time, its first ButterBurgers were made using this kitchen tool.
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Kelly Treadway Celebrates 30 Years as Hairdresser at Esquire Salon in White Sulphur Springs

Kelly Treadway Celebrates 30 Years as Hairdresser at Esquire Salon in White Sulphur Springs

Kelly Treadway Celebrates 30 Years as Hairdresser at Esquire Salon in White Sulphur Springs
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Redwood City Restaurant Experiences Sales Decline Amid Immigration Enforcement Fears

Redwood City Restaurant Experiences Sales Decline Amid Immigration Enforcement Fears

Ever González, owner of Maizz restaurant in Redwood City, California, has reported a significant drop in sales over recent days. This decline is attributed to widespread fear within the Latino community regarding increased immigration enforcement operations in other parts of the state. González noted that the entire city has experienced a noticeable quietness, which he suspects is directly linked to the current political climate surrounding immigration. To counteract this trend and boost his business, González organized an event on a recent Saturday afternoon to promote his traditional Mexican food. He also mentioned that the restaurant was already facing difficulties staying afloat due to operational costs since its official opening a year and a half ago, with inflation and the broader economy adding to his concerns. The restaurant is located on El Camino Real in Redwood City, an area known as 'Little Michoacán'.
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5 Fast Food Chains From The '60s Nobody Remembers Anymore

5 Fast Food Chains From The '60s Nobody Remembers Anymore

How well do you remember the '60s? Maybe one of these once-popular chain restaurants left a lasting impression with great food and great memories made.