restaurants

You may remember an item from January about speculative plans for a food court near the burgeoning Rutledge Hill area.

Variety, uniqueness and quality are what is expected to attract thousands of people to Murfreesboro from all over the country this weekend. No, it's not the Avenue or all the new restaurants on...

Awhile back I satirically posted about a nonexistent proposal in the Madison, Wisc., town council to "make it illegal for motorists to wait at a red traffic light with their engines running." (The post was prompted by a real city measure to ban d

The fight has been scheduled and the sides will soon start squaring off for a rematch on the lost battle two years ago. The issue is liquor sales and it is here again.

More than enough signatures have been collected to place a referendum regarding package stores on the town's Nov. 4 ballot.

The “champion” of Tennessee smokers, one James S. Burnette, filed a lawsuit claiming that the smoking ban violates his due process rights as well as the equal protection provisions of the U.S. Constitution.

This is an excerpt from an article I wrote for the Catalyst monthly online magazine thingy…

Is there a web site, or central source of a guide for buying local goods? Like dates, times, location of all the various farmers markets. Restaurants that get most or all produce, etc from local farms. Also any other goods created in the area/region that might be of common demand in daily life?
Where to get them, etc.

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Now that we’ve got a wish list of new restaurants, let’s start housing them. For starters, what would you like to see in the following spaces:

Cummins Station, in the former Jody's Bar Car and Kazu

Longhorn Steakhouse at 110 Lyle Avenue

New Orleans Manor at 1400 Murfreesboro Road

Nick & Rudy’s at 204 21st Avenue

But, the FDA still doesn’t know for sure where the tomatoes got contaminated.

This can't be good...

Tennessee Department of Health Commissioner Susan Cooper, the Campaign for a Healthy and Responsible Tennessee, The Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids and more than 150 smoke-free advocates from across Tennessee joined today to release results of a statewide poll showing Tennesseans’ overwhelming support for Tennessee’s smoke-free workplace law.