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Well over a year into the coronavirus pandemic, restaurants across Nashville continue to move forward with openings, sometimes because their concepts could be adapted for delivery and outdoor dining service, but more often because their owners saw no other choice but to forge ahead. Since mid-March 2020, when the state first temporarily closed indoor dining, dozens of new restaurants have opened their doors. This list of Nashville's pandemic-born businesses in 2021 includes a completely cacao-based concept, two new Italian restaurants, and a long-awaited night-time adaptation of a lunchtime favorite.
Here's a round-up of the restaurants and bars that opened January through October 2021. This list will be updated often. It's more than a full-time job to keep track of it all, so if there's an opening in your neighborhood that we've missed, please do let us know at firstname.lastname@example.com.
October 2021
McFerrin Park: The downstairs restaurant at Audrey, Sean Brock's long-awaited multi-dimensional flagship concept and tribute to his maternal grandmother and all things Appalachia, opened at last on October 15. Of course, the reservations book up early, but you can also pop in upstairs for a drink at the bar and see the space until you snag a seat downstairs for Rufus brown ham swings, cobia with Carolina gold rice, and a trio of Tennessee apple desserts.
12 South: The Butter Milk Ranch, the long-awaited daytime and small-batch pastry spot from the team behind Urban Grub, finally opens on Friday, October 22. A quick peek at the Instagram shows fun finds from pastry chef/partner Alyssa Gangeri like croissant cubes, "c'reubens" (Reubens served on a pretzel croissant), and banana pudding eclairs.
The Gulch: The Dutch, from James Beard Award-winning chef Andrew Carmellini partnered with hospitality experts Luke Ostrom and Josh Pickard (NoHo Hospitality) on the Nashville outpost of his NY-based restaurant, located within the newly opened W Hotel. Open in early October, the restaurant serves classic American dishes with some international twists for breakfast, dinner, and weekend brunch. Menu highlights include chilled Atlantic red crab with bloody mary dressing, smoked beet salad, an Ora King salmon tostada with pineapple pico and chipotle crema, and Maine scallops with mezcal butter. 300 12th Ave S
Hendersonville: Joyce and Marlon Reed Jr.'s crowd favorite hot chicken spot Slow Burn relocated from its Madison location to larger digs in Hendersonville in early October, and as always there are a plethora of options that go beyond basic hot chicken. Diners can choose from savory options like a hot chicken omelette or breakfast bowl, or cut the heat by mixing with something sweet, a la Slow Burn's hot chicken donut or hot chicken apple fritter. 387 E. Main Street, Hendersonville
Edgehill: Sadie's slid into the former home of Taco Mamacita in Edgehill — serving Mediterranean-inspired dishes in a casual environment. Red Pebbles Hospitality has tapped chef Margaret LaVetty (formerly of Barcelona Wine Bar) to run matters in the kitchen. NY native LaVetty, a classically trained chef and graduate of the California Culinary Academy, returns to Nashville after some time in Florida. Sadie's is currently open for dinner Wednesday through Sunday — with mezze plate and Slovaki chicken kebabs, slow-roasted lamb, plus plenty of vegetarian-friendly choices like baked halloumi and falafel. 1200 Villa Place
September 2021
Belmont: Nashville institution International Market makes its grand return — one of the most exciting openings of the year. The reemergence of the much-missed mainstay is right across the street from where the last IM once stood — in the former Blvd space. Arnold Myint has been created a buzz, sharing sneak peeks of the space and the menu all summer on social media, with everything from Burmese tomato relish with shrimp powder and shrimp paste — served with prawn crackers and pork rinds for dipping, to smoked char siu tofu and lots and lots of comforting heaps of noodles. 2013 Belmont Blvd.
12South: Emery Wood Fired, Several restaurants have been highly awaited in the 12 South stretch — and the first to race to the finish was Emery, located in the former Royal dry cleaners site at . From the owners of the Stillery, Steve and Alane Kovach, alongside restaurateurs Steve Sargent, Jeff Greenlee, and Sasha Qualkenbush — Emery is 3,900-square foot space, with open-air dining available. The menu, from veteran chef Sean Williams, leads off with starters like duck liver mousse, clams, and charred onion dip then graduates into vegetables from roasted beets and coconut ginger carrots to grilled Henosis mushroom toast. A handful of pizzas are on offer — from classics like spicy sausage or pepperoni to cacio e pepe and bagel-themed pies. Pasta is looking impressive here too — think crawfish tagliatelle and spicy bison Bolognese with gochujang, whipped ricotta, and basil tuile. Steaks and seafood plates round out the menu. Emery is open for dinner Wednesday through Sunday currently but plans to open for brunch at a later date. 2500 12th Avenue South
East Nashville: Love and Exile Winery & Bar is the new name of Tyler Alkins' Nashville Urban Winery, which debuted in 2018 and was destroyed in the March 2020 tornado. Born out of Alkins love of wine and the threat of exile, Tyler Alkins had to start a new business or be forced to leave the place he called home in Nashville and be deported back to Canada. So he decided to do what he always dreamed of doing: make wine. There's a fancy new look and food offerings in the spot's rebirth, including much-adored Ricey & Co. catering as a permanent Monday night fixture for sushi rolls and other offerings. 715 Main Street
Sylvan Park: Red Perch, the epic fish and chips shop owned by Cameron and Nicole Payne, has relocated from the Arcade to much larger digs at Sylvan Supply. There's seating aplenty, a bar menu, and an expanded food menu. Red Perch first opened in the arcade alleyway in the summer of 2018, and since became a crowd favorite for chef Payne's expertly beer-battered fish and chips, calamari, and shrimp banh mi during weekday lunch. 4101 Charlotte Avenue G120
Downtown: The Rooftop at the Twelve Thirty Club opened in early September at 12-time James Beard Award-nominated restaurateur Sam Fox's destination establishment in downtown Nashville. Backed by investor Justin Timberlake, the Twelve Thirty Club's Rooftop Bar offers killer views of Lower Broadway for dinner and weekend brunch. The menu features an array of wine, champagne, beer, and cocktails, but also six frozen drinks including frose, pina coladas, lava flows, and sparkling slushies. There's also swanky large-format lounge service available only by reservation. 550 Broadway (Fifth + Broadway)
Downtown: The Supper Club at The Twelve Thirty Club also opened in late September, rounding out the full debut of the downtown destination establishment. The self-dubbed "dapper-as-hell" 400-seat Supper Club pays homage to classic steakhouse dishes, with whimsical twists — with prime, grass-fed, and bone-in steak cuts alongside decadent seafood dishes and interesting sides. On the menu, find starters like Wagyu steak tartare, truffle cheese garlic toast and an over-the-top raw bar menu. An impressive wine collection of over 1,800 bottles is housed in a custom-built wine wall is a show stopper, plus of course, there are cocktails aplenty at the supper club. 550 Broadway (Fifth + Broadway)
Downtown: Church and Union opened downtown on Fourth Avenue between Church and Union Streets, serving American cuisine from two-time Top Chef alum Jamie Lynch and chef Adam Hodgson. On the menu, find swanky seafood towers, French onion agnolotti, and a Kurobuta pork chop, plus confit Spanish octopus and a Certified Angus Beef AB porterhouse for two. The 5,900-square-foot space features a white concrete bar, camel velvet banquettes, chandeliers, and rotating floral arrangements, all sitting below all 11,450 handpainted words of Sun Tzu's "The Art of War". The restaurant from Charlotte and Charleston-based 5th Street Group is the company's first in Tennessee and the fifth in their portfolio, which includes 5Church Charlotte, La Belle Helene Charlotte, 5Church Charleston, and Tempest Charleston. 201 4th Ave N
Germantown: Monday Night Brewing debuted Monday Night Preservation Society in Germantown — and it's a stunning spot to sip on beer and slushie pouches. The Atlanta indie beer darlings' new Nashville taproom is the first to open in the Neuhoff development, which sits within a 14-acre waterfront development on the west bank of the Cumberland. The taproom was constructed in the 1920s as a meatpacking facility. Whether looking to grab a flight of beers while on a bachelorette trolley or looking for a space to work and enjoy a brew, the space lends itself to it all. With hard seltzers, fun slushies, wine, and a handful of tasty cocktails, you won't feel out of place if you're not a beer drinker. There's also a healthy dose of non-alcoholic drinks available for your designated driver and a small selection of snacks (from a cheese box and knotty pretzels to cookies and GooGoo Clusters) to munch on. 1308 Adams Street
August 2021
SoBro: Ella's on 2nd, named after co-owner Michael Hayes' grandmother, is a new Southern American bistro located inside the new Hyatt Centric downtown. Another concept from Red Pebbles Hospitality (Adeles, 404 Kitchen, Bajo Sexto, Emmy Squared, and more), there are ample vegetarian-friendly entree options in the teal splashed ground floor space, alongside dry-aged Bear Creek ribeyes, Verlasso salmon, and shrimp and grits. 210 Molloy Street
Sylvan Park: Lola — from Maher Fawaz of Siege Hospitality (Epice, Santo, Kalamatas) — is a stunning new Spanish spot in Sylvan Park. On the menu, look for cold tapas like Spanish olives and montadito, plus jamon Iberico and rotating cheese and charcuterie boards alongside hot dishes from fried artichokes and croquetas to papas bravas and octopus with spiced chorizo. Open Thursday through Monday from 5 to 9 p.m., the 2060-square-foot Madrid-inspired space seats 70 diners, and features an outdoor dining space. 4401 Murphy Road
Five Points: Boutique burger joint Burger & Company opened in East Nashville's Five Points with a pet-friendly patio — it's the third location for the brand. Burger options abound, from a gouda burger on a hand-toasted brioche bun to a fried pickle-topped burger and a duo of vegetarian-friendly options like the sweet potato guacamole "burger". Sandwiches, fried cauliflower, beer-battered cheese curds, and fries seasoned with rosemary salt add a few non-burger options to bank on. 1106 Woodland St., Suite 1
East Nashville: The Authentique, is the third French-inspired spot from Melvil Arnt (Once Upon a Time in France) in less than three years on the east side of town. The wine bar is Arnt's lifelong dream and serves a list comprised 50-percent of French wines alongside wine classes, beer, and a small food menu featuring cheese and charcuterie boards, foie gras, and macarons. 925 Gallatin Ave Suite 103
Five Points: Up-Down is a chain arcade bar featuring games from the '80s and '90s, pinball machines, skeeball alleys, Nintendo 64 console gaming, and more. Nashville is the brand's seventh location. All games cost just 25 cents. The drink menu includes an extensive craft beer selection and even more bottles and cans, as well as house-made pizza by the slice with unique toppings.
Capitol View: Columbus-based chain Condado Tacos opened its first Tennessee location of the fast-casual build-your-own taco joint in the Capitol View development (look for a Franklin location later in the year.) Located at the corner of 11th Avenue North and Nelson Merry Street, Condado offers outside-the-box taco fillings like Korean barbecue, pulled jackfruit, and Thai chili tofu alongside more expected chorizo, pulled pork, and roasted chicken. There's also queso blanco and a full bar with a large tequila selection. 418 11th Avenue North
The Gulch: Tacos 1989 took over the former home of now-closed Detroit-inspired Night Train Pizza in the Gulch in August. One street taco runs $3.89 here and can be loaded up with meats like pastor, chorizo, suadero, barbacoa, and more. Burritos, quesadillas, and nachos are also on offer. Furthermore, find menu gems like ceviche, handmade shrimp empanadas, chiludos (bacon-wrapped peppers stuffed with cheese and shrimp), octopus, and aguas frescas. 600 9th Avenue South, Suite 100, Nashville
July 2021
SoBro: Calacas Mexican Cuisine opened on the ground floor of the AC Hotel by Marriott, with decor drawing inspiration from dia de los muertos — the traditional Mexican holiday celebrating departed friends and family. Feast on pork pibil tamales, Oaxacan empanadas, and plenty of salsa options alongside barbacoa and carnitas tacos and grilled pescado. 411 Korean Veterans Boulevard
Franklin: Tamale Joe's brings over 200 tequila options and yes, tamales, to diners in Franklin via this new fast-casual spot from Jose Morales. Tamales are a family tradition for Morales, and there are plenty of nods to his grandmother Doña Casi on the menu.
North Nashville: EG & Mc, a new cocktail bar and southern-rooted tapas spot, took over the former home of the much-missed Garden Brunch Cafe. EG & Mc is the brainchild of Clint Gray, Derrick Moore, and EJ Reed (the crew behind Slim + Husky's Pizza Beeria), alongside craft cocktail guru Gemaal Pratts of Aperitif. The menu is a refreshing and interesting one — with shared plates like cheddar bourbon fondue, stuffed lamb meatballs with cheese grits, and peach barbecue glazed candied yam mac and cheese on the menu alongside drinks like the EG&Mc signature drink with raisin-soaked Uncle Nearest, Amaro, vermouth, bitters, and chicory liqueur. 924 Jefferson Street
Bellevue: South Indian restaurant 615Chutney ventured out to just west of the city center for its new home. 615Chutney began its life as a food truck, with a focus on gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian South Indian dishes. Some popular choices include samosas, pickled idli (steamed rice cakes with South Indian spices), malabar parotta (a layered flatbread), and Chutneyville sambar (lentil-based vegetable stew cooked with dal and tamarind broth). 7075 Hwy 70 S
Downtown: Chilangos is the next opening inside Assembly Food Hall at Fifth + Broadway. The new Mexican taqueria from chef Joel Mendoza is located on the north side near DeSano, serving barbacoa tacos and other spit-grilled meats alongside cheesy quesaberria tacos. 5055 Broadway Place
Downtown: Chicken Guy, Guy Fieri's fried fowl-focused chain, opened up adding to the plethora of chicken options peppering Nashville. Located in one of the buildings damaged in Nashville's Christmas Day bombing, the restaurant also offers grilled chicken options in tender and in sandwich form, plus salads, plenty of fries, and a whopping selection of 22 sauces, plus apple cinnamon cereal shakes for a sweet finish. 139 2nd Avenue N
North Nashville: InnerG is a new juice and yoga option in North Nashville, owned by Nielah Burnett. It's Nashville's first cold-pressed juice bar and yoga studio, with a wide range of juices and juice subscriptions available. 1807 9th Ave N
June 2021
East Nashville: Van Gogh Wine Bar gave East Nashville a new wine drinking destination, and the corner Victorian house sets the perfect scene. There's ample intimate outdoor seating here, and non-wine drinkers — don't fret, as there's food, beer, and a full bar here, too. 1112 Woodland St
Midtown/Music Row: H&S Bagels is a new NY-style bagel shop in Midtown from New Jersey-born Hector Sanchez, who has over 40 years of experience. Sanchez serves up real-deal hand-rolled bagels plus fried Taylor ham (or pork roll, depending on who you ask) breakfast sandwiches. Sanchez uses high-gluten flour to give his bagels proper elasticity, then adds sugar, yeast, and water before leaving them to proof overnight, and then boiled fresh for optimal chewiness. 105 17th Avenue S
Lenox Village: Pegasus Pizzeria replaced a recently closed pizza joint and is already getting rave reviews as the much-preferred alternative. On the menu, look for a variety of thick Detroit-style pies with Vegan, dairy-free options plus a selection of six pasta dishes including penne pesto or spaghetti with meat sauce. To start, folks also rave about the Sicilian-baked meatballs and the mozzarella sticks. 6601 Sugar Valley Dr #115
Elliston Place: Koi Sushi & Thai joined the growing list of sushi options on the popular Rock Block, opening at the end of June. Dara Danh's newest location replaces the former IHOP, with the familiar Koi menu of rolls, nigiri, and red snapper tempura alongside lots of Thai dishes. 2214 Elliston Place
May 2021
Smyrna: Zorba Cafe brought a new quick-service Mediterranean option to Smyrna diners. The restaurant became a fast neighborhood favorite for its customer service and food offerings like hummus, falafel platters, gyro, tabbouleh, and baklava. 1610 Lee Victory Pkwy
Crieve Hall: Crieve Hall Bagel is a new sourdough bagel shop from Ben and Lizzy Cornfield which got its start out of their home kitchen during quarantine. They just got an official storefront in yes, Crieve Hall, where they offer flavors from plain and cinnamon sugar to jalapeno cheddar, also all available as bagel braids with plenty of schmears to choose from. 4825 Trousdale Drive, Suite 228
North Gulch: The Continental, Sean Brock's new ground-level restaurant inside the Grand Hyatt Nashville, finally got to open up for in-house dining, and the presentations alone look like it's worth planning ahead for a reservation. Plus, there's a roving prime rib cart. 1000 Broadway Ste 101
Downtown: Miranda Lambert's Casa Rosa opened on in that celeb-named stretch of Lower Broadway, and it's a girly taco and queso lover's dream. Step away from the bro-country bars that pepper the street and step into a room surrounded by hot pink booths, intricately tiled floors, and Miranda and Elvis-themed walls prime for photo ops. 308 Broadway
East Nashville: By the Bottle Neighborhood Wine Bar opened in the parlor on Urban Cowboy's first floor, a passion project by Nashville native Kate Cunningham. The city's first by-the-bottle-only wine bar features a rotating selection of natural and sustainable wines priced at $25 and $45, with a few "baller-level" bottles for special celebrations. 1603 Woodland St
Hillsboro Village: Shokku Ramen, the Las Vegas-born ramen spot expanded to Music City — and it's the first Asian-owned ramen-specific spot in town. The Japanese anime-themed ramen shop is known for serving up both traditional and newly innovated styles and varieties of made-from-scratch broths and house-made spice blends, fried rice, beer, and sake at their 24-hour operation in the heart of Las Vegas' Chinatown. 2127 Belcourt Ave
Hillsboro Village: Central BBQ, the Memphis-based smoked meats chain, opened its second Nashville location on 21st Avenue, serving up smoked meats alongside sides and banana pudding. 1601 21st Ave S
Hendersonville: Sea Salt was reborn a short drive from its former home in downtown Nashville, with chef Brad Webb (most recently of Setsun) leading the kitchen. Find a raw bar, Nashville hot chowder, steak frites, and a new take on ricotta agnolotti on the menu. 209 Indian Lake Blvd Unit 100, Hendersonville
Germantown: Emmy Squared took on a third Nashville location for its quickly growing pizza and burger empire. Emmy took over the former Silo space, which was damaged in the 2020 tornado. 1121 5th Avenue N
Midtown: Elliston Place Soda Shop reopened at last in gorgeous new digs, bringing back banana splits, Ms. Linda's pies, and much-missed old-school Nashville vibes back to the Rock Block (plus, find new boozy shakes). 2105 Elliston Place
Downtown: Sixty Vines, the Texas-based wine lovers' dream restaurant, was the next restaurant to open at Fifth + Broadway. Find the stunning, sprawling space on the third floor of the development, where diners can feast on pizzas, pasta, and charcuterie while choosing from so many options of wines by the glass. 5055 Broadway Place
Midtown: Flatiron debuted from the owners of Answer at the Broadway/Division split, with options like Nashville hot fried oysters, tomato bisque with waffled grilled cheese, and filet with bearnaise butter. There's also a solid weekday happy hour featuring a selection of $5 drinks and snacks. 1929 Broadway
Downtown: Assembly Food Hall at Fifth + Broadway opened its second phase, and with it a string of new food stalls as new downtown dining options: Coco's Fresh Italian, Horu Sushi, Istanbul Shawarma, the Liege Waffle Co., Pharmacy Burger, Pharmacy Wurst, the Philly Special, Prince's Hot Chicken, Saffron, Steamboys, and Velvet Taco. See all of the opening menus here. 5055 Broadway Place
April 2021
Murfreesboro: Pisco305 Peruvian Cuisine and Steakhouse is named after the Peruvian city most known for the drink and the area code of Miami, and it's been getting big-city rave reviews well outside the Nashville city limits. Quick crowd favorites here include ceviche platters, Peruvian fried rice, lomo saltado, and churrasco verde. Pisco305 also serves brunch on weekends. 452 N Thompson Ln Suite C, Murfreesboro
Downtown: The First Level at the Twelve Thirty Club rolled out in April of 2021, just the first of four levels of the new experiential dining destination at Fifth + Broadway. The self-described elevated honky-tonk's menu runs the gamut from pork belly dumplings, sashimi, and Old Bay-rubbed wings for the table. Also on the all-encompassing menu, find a selection of salads plus mains like burgers, pastrami sandwiches, fish tacos, and barbecue. 550 Broadway
Downtown: Eddie V's, the swanky seafood and steak chain from Texas, opened its first Tennessee location in April, with oyster platters and shellfish towers aplenty. 590 Broadway
East Nashville: Bite a Bit Thai and Sushi opened quietly on McGavock with a variety of , plus gummy bear-topped martinis and Thai chili-adorned margaritas.
1402 McGavock
Elliston Place: I Love Sushi, a Huntsville, Alabama-based sushi restaurant, spread its wings (not more angel ones, thankfully) to Music City — to Elliston Place, specifically. Look for a wide array of starters, noodle dishes, and bento boxes, plus so many choices for sushi, sashimi, and flashy rolls. 2300 Elliston Place
East Nashville: Samurai Sushi East quietly slid into the former Eastland Cafe space in April of 2021, bringing in a new chef from Tokyo, Tomo, to bring an upgraded menu to its third location, complete with wider nigiri and sashimi options plus plenty of raw and cooked rolls. 97 Chapel Avenue
March 2021
The Gulch: The Gumbo Bros., a Brooklyn-based but NOLA-themed restaurant, debuted in the Gulch in early March, giving Nashvillians a culinary escape to New Orleans via comforting Cajun and Creole cuisine. On the menu, look for an array of po'boys, a trio of gumbos, fried alligator bites, and more from Mobile, Alabama born/LSU grad Adam Lathan. Plus bananas foster pudding for dessert. There are plenty of beer options plus classic hurricanes and Tabasco margaritas to wash it all down. 505 12th Ave S
Downtown: Assembly Food Hall at Fifth + Broadway (more on that later) opened its first phase, and with it enter these food stalls as new downtown dining options: Thai Esane, Whisk Crepes, Donut Distillery, Cotton & Snow, DeSano Pizzeria, NoBaked Cookie Dough, Oke Poké, and Smokin Chikin. 5055 Broadway Place
Downtown: Fifth + Broadway is the larger complex that hosts the food hall, and has plenty of ground floor, street entry dining options that opened in March: Slim + Husky's, Shake Shack, Blanco Cocina + Cantina, Le Macaron, Cava, and Elixr Coffee. Intersection of Fifth Ave and Broadway
Charlotte Pike: Ichiban Japanese Restaurant opened in March on Charlotte Pike, giving West Nashville diners a new Japanese dining option. Hibachi chicken or shrimp comes served with soup, salad, and fried rice, and rings in at $15.99. 5515 Charlotte Pike
East Nashville: Shep's Delicatessen gives East Nashville a real deal Jewish delicatessen — and the city responded with overwhelming approval. The new Five Points spot named after owner restaurateur Howard Greenstone's grandfather sold over 400 lbs. of pastrami and corned beef in its first two days. Folks poured through the doors in its first weekend open in March, ready for bodega-style stacked breakfast sandwiches, egg creams, and pancake-battered blintzes. Check Shep's social media for updated hours. 1000 Main Street
East Nashville (reopened after tornado): Smith and Lentz reopened a year post-tornado, amid pandemic times with a brand new pizza program from chef Chris DeJonge (formerly of Rolf & Daughters). Find excellent pepperoni-studded and hot honey slathered NY-meets-Neapolitan style pies for dine-in and takeout at the brewery's revamped space. 903 Main Street
February 2021
Charlotte Ave: Family Tacos is a new family-operated Mexican restaurant serving breakfast all day plus tacos, huaraches, and other specialties. 4304 Charlotte Ave, Suite F
The Gulch: Blue Stripes, founded by chocolatier Max Brenner, is not a chocolate cafe — so be careful not to call it that. The concept is based on cacao instead, focused on the superfood's stated benefits alongside sustainability. With sustainability in mind, Blue Stripes uses everything — from the beans to the shell and the fruit for its decadent beverages and smoothies, baked goods, savory snacks, and cacao waters. 333 11th Avenue South
The Gulch: Arnold's After Dark at Nashville's iconic meat-and-three Arnold's Country Kitchen launched at last in February, after years of buzzy anticipation. (The city is still waiting on breakfast, but Sunday brunch is coming soon.) No, it's not technically a new restaurant, but sitting at the new bar sipping tequila and eating crispy tacos and cheese and brisket-slathered nachos, it certainly feels like one. Plus, it's the first time many are able to visit, with the new night-time and all-day Saturday hours. 605 8th Ave S
Brentwood: Thai Esane's second location hit Brentwood just weeks before Nina Singto's third opens up downtown, so needless to say the chef's popular Thai restaurant is thriving among the hard pandemic days. The menu is a familiar one for TE's loyal customers, who flock for papaya salad, drunken noodles, pineapple boat fried rice, and more which can all be elevated to Singto's signature "Nina hot" level. 203 Franklin Road, Suite 100
Cool Springs: Waldo's Chicken & Beer expanded its fast-casual, fowl-focused menu of wings, tenders, chicken sandwiches, and comforting sides South of town to Cool Springs' Liberty Station in February. Waldo's is another concept from Fresh Hospitality, which also envelops Biscuit Love, The Grilled Cheeserie, Martin's BBQ, Juice Bar, and more. 1201 Liberty Pike, Franklin
Five Points: Popular sfincione purveyor and Sicilian street food spot St. Vito Focacciaria slid into the kitchen/dining space at East Nashville's Vandyke just a few short weeks after the permanent closure/departure of Setsun. Owner/chef Michael Hanna has worked in the restaurant industry for years in Memphis, Nashville, and beyond. There's been much buzz around town about the chef's real deal sfincione, most recently served out of Citizen Kitchen to the masses. 105 S. 11th Street
January 2021
Downtown Franklin: Culaccino brought Nonna-worthy meatballs, ravioli, and wood-fired pies to Harpeth Square in downtown Franklin in January. Of note: it also brought downtown Franklin its only outdoor bar. It's a menu of homespun Italian fare from chef Frank Pullara, who previously manned the kitchens of the acclaimed Campagna Hospitality Group (Osteria Tulia, Bar Tulia, The French) in Naples, Florida. Pullara also assisted chef Vincenzo Betulia at the James Beard House back in 2016. Culaccino is his first solo concept. 104 E Main St, Franklin
Cool Springs: A second new Italian restaurant for Franklin, Chrysalis Modern Italian, snuck into the Cool Springs/Corothers stretch recently. It's not traditional mom-and-pop style Italian, but it's already become popular for takeout and dine-in with a menu of create-your-own cheese/charcuterie boards, small plates, pasta, panini, and flatbreads. 9040 Carothers Parkway, Suite A201, Franklin
East Nashville: Flamie's Hot Chicken Factory started serving its take on, yes, Nashville hot chicken — with a selection of wings, tenders, and-bone in fiery fowl ranging from "sweet heat" to "son of a gun". 3231 Gallatin Pike
Pie Town: Blu Ox Bar and Restaurant at Bad Axe Throwing Nashville (now the largest Axe throwing venue in Tennessee) opened in January. It's a full-service restaurant and bar featuring skyline views, live music, an outdoor seating area, and mural photos ops — open to ax-aficionadas and non-ax-throwers alike. Blu Ox offers "a Northwoods-inspired menu with a southern twist." The Bad Axe chain has dozens of locations across the US plus some in the UK and Canada. 648 Fogg St
East Nashville: Eastwood Deli Co is now open for breakfast and lunch with a straightforward menu of biscuit sandwiches, breakfast burritos, sandwiches, and salads. Located in the former home of The Wild Cow (which moved to Fatherland Street last year), the deli is owned by husband and wife Alex Griffin and Stefanie Kisselburg. 1896 Eastland Ave
Hillsboro Village: Grain & Berry opened in January adjacent to the neighborhood's Moxy Hotel, and Banh Mi + Roll Plus. The restaurant provides another new "health-focused" option in Hillsboro Village, featuring superfood bowls, flatbreads made with cauliflower or broccoli crusts, and juice shots and smoothies. 1806 20th Ave S


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Geert Wilders visits Britain after ban lifted
London - The far-right Dutch lawmaker who made a controversial film about Islam arrived in London on Friday after winning an appeal against a ban on entering Britain, an airport official said.
Geert Wilders was stopped from entering the country when he tried to visit in February, but the ban was overturned at a court hearing this week.
He landed at London Heathrow Airport shortly before 11:00 am (1000 GMT) and was allowed through border control, an airport spokesman told AFP.
The 46-year-old leader of the Party for Freedom (PVV) was due to hold talks with Lord Malcolm Pearson, a member of parliament's upper House of Lords who invited him for the abortive visit in February, and hold a press conference.
Although the British government expressed its disappointment at the ban being overturned, a spokesman for Home Secretary Alan Johnson said Thursday that the minister was "not minded" to refuse entry to Wilders.
"Clearly Mr Wilders' statements and behaviour during a visit will inevitably impact on any future decisions to admit him," the spokesman said.
When Wilders was turned back at Heathrow in February, the Home Office said it was to stop him spreading "hatred and violent messages", but the action was condemned by the Dutch government.
The lawmaker has sparked controversy with his film "Fitna", which likens Islam to Nazism and juxtaposes images of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States with pictures of the Koran.
It has been described as "offensively anti-Islamic" by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
The PVV has nine of 150 seats in the Dutch parliament and came second in the June elections to the European Parliament with 17 percent of the vote. Wilders faces trial at home for inciting hatred against Muslims.

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Condiments, Spice & Baking
Duke's Real Mayonnaise, 32 oz – $1.78
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French's Worcestershire Sauce, 15 oz – $0.84
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French's Yellow Mustard, 20 oz – Buy 1; Get FREE Cattlemen's BBQ Sauce, 18 oz
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Cookies, Snacks & Candy
Cheez-It Crackers, 6 – 7 oz – Buy 1; Get FREE H-E-B Pretzels, Twists, Sticks, Mini Twists or Rods, 10 – 15 oz
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Kellogg's Fruit Snacks, 10 ct – $1.67 – 3/$5
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Frozen Foods
Hot Pockets, 12 pk – Buy 1; Get FREE Hot Pockets, 5 pk
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Lettuce, Iceberg, ea – $0.98
Limes, ea – $0.20
Pears, per lb – $0.77
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Weekly Market Report – August 17, 2023
Weekly Market Report – August 10, 2023
Weekly Market Report – August 3, 2023
Weekly Market Report – July 27, 2023
Weekly Market Report – July 15, 2021
Restaurant & Retail Updates
Fresh Salads Fast – Lettuce Express is now open at 14505 West Maple Road in the Grayhawk shopping center. A creation of Omaha's Cutchall Management Company, Lettuce Express sells signature salads for $7.95 and drinks for $1. The restaurant's tagline is "more flavor for less." Drive through and dine-in options are available.
Speaking of Healthy Food – Omaha's first Crisp & Green restaurant is now under construction inside a 3,100 sq. ft. end cap bay in a new retail strip at 80th & Dodge Street. Two-to-four additional locations are planned in the metro area over the next year. The Minneapolis-based, healthy-eating chain has locations in nine states.
All Hail the King – Little King, the sub-sandwich chain that rose to popularity in the 1970s, suddenly has a much brighter future. Chip James, CEO of Lockwood Development, has purchased the Omaha-based company with plans to expand and modernize the brand. Little King currently has five stores in Omaha, plus two in Lincoln and one in Grand Island. James plans to open three corporate-owned stores at 86th & West Dodge Road, 144th & West Dodge Road and near 204th & F Street.
Can Vegans Be Naughty? – Yep. Naughty Buddha Chocolate bar has opened at 703 South 24th Street next door to the Naughty Buddha Burger Bar. It claims to be Omaha's first vegan ice cream and chocolate bar.
Hair Care All in One Spot – Hairarchy Salon & Studios and Beauty First will open this summer in a co-branded, end-cap bay at 7815 Dodge Street. Beauty First will be relocating from Beverly Hills Plaza across the street. Hairarchy will provide upscale custom-designed hairstyling salons for professionals who run their own private businesses. The space was previously occupied by Beauty Brands.
Nostalgia Lost – After 47 years of serving homemade comfort food, Jack & Mary's Restaurant has closed. The restaurant experienced a 70 percent decrease in business, resulting in a $330,000 loss in 2020. Business did not come back in big enough numbers in 2021. Before the pandemic, Jack & Mary's averaged more than 2,200 dine-in guests and 600 catered meals per week. In a public statement, the restaurant's owner held open the possibility of reopening in the future.
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The Big Story
Medical Construction at Village Point
Nebraska Medicine will soon have a fourth medical building on its Village Pointe campus.
Noddle Development will be the developer and owner of the 115,000 sq. ft., 3-story building. Construction mobilization has started, and the building should be completed in approximately 22 months. Nebraska Medicine will be the building's sole occupant.
The two existing medical office buildings on the Village Pointe campus will be modified as part of the project. The single-story building on the far west side of the campus will remain as is.
The site has already been entitled for an additional 120,000 sq. ft. if Nebraska Medicine were to need it. Should that future construction project occur, Noddle Companies would construct a modest parking structure to accommodate the additional employees and patients.
Plans call for 175th Street, which runs between the two initial buildings, to be closed. A new roadway with a signalized intersection would be constructed on the west end of the site. The property would also connect to the existing traffic circle and the neighborhoods to the south.
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Club Car Wash is making a major investment in the Omaha metro. The Columbia, Missouri-based chain of full-service membership car washes has 30 locations in Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Iowa and Oklahoma (coming soon).
The planned metro area locations are Capehart Road in Bellevue, the southwest corner of 108th & Maple Street, the site of a former Village Inn at 6607 North 72nd Street, in front of Menard's at 72nd & L Street, and 2201 West Broadway in Council Bluffs.
The Omaha locations will be the company's first in Nebraska. The existing Iowa locations are in Coralville and Iowa City on the eastern side of the state.
Construction appears to be restarting on the stalled Moxy by Marriott Hotel project planned for a very small lot on the southwest corner of 12th & Harney Street. The site had been the long-time home of the Old Market Diner. The Moxy would be a 6-story boutique hotel that appeals to young professional and urban-oriented customers.
Employees have stated moving into the 6-story Carson Group building on the southwest corner of 144th & West Dodge Road. In addition to Carson Group, JE Dunn Construction Company will also be an occupant.
Two retail buildings of 10,000 sq. ft. and 5,000 sq. ft. are planned for a 1.84-acre lot on the southwest corner of 156th & State Street in northwest Omaha. The site is located in a fast-growing area currently experiencing extensive single-family housing growth. It is also located just north of the new Omaha Public Schools high school.
First Management, Inc. plans to demolish two single-family houses on a 2-acre lot at 94th & Pacific Street, making way for a new development. Pacific Rows would be a 21-unit townhouse development.
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The University of Nebraska system once again ranked among the top 100 academic institutions worldwide in earning U.S. patents to protect the research and discoveries of its faculty.
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Civil engineering firm Kirkham Michael is celebrating 75 years in business this year. The company's headquarters is at 127th & West Dodge Road. The firm has branch offices in Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa.
Applied Underwriters has acquired the US Specialty Lines Division of Generali Group, which includes Generali Warranty Services, LLC, a fully licensed obligor. This is the latest in an ongoing series of Applied acquisitions. Applied Underwriters will aggregate the Specialty Lines business into its newly formed Applied Warranty & Insurance Services division. Applied Underwriters is building a headquarters building southwest of 144th & Pacific Street.
Omaha-based Werner Enterprises has opened a 67,500 sq. ft., 28-acre terminal in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. The facility includes truck driver amenities such as showers, laundry, company store, workout facility, lounge and a full-service shop and wash. The terminal has 200 trailer parking stalls and 90 tractor parking stalls. The terminal adds 70 jobs to the Lehigh Valley area.
WoodmenLife's 2020 financial performance included a total income of more than $1 billion and certificate reserves of nearly $8.3 billion, according to the company's annual report released last month. At year end, WoodmenLife had total assets of more than $11.2 billion, and life insurance in force increased to $38.8 billion. Benefit payments to members and beneficiaries totaled $853.5 million, while refunds to members were $28.8 million.
For the eighth straight month, the Creighton University Rural Mainstreet Index remained above growth neutral, according to the monthly survey of bank CEOs in rural areas of a 10-state region dependent on agriculture and/or energy.
The overall index for July fell to a healthy 65.6 from June's strong 70.0. The index ranges between 0 and 100 with a reading of 50.0 representing growth neutral. Approximately, 31.3% of bank CEOs reported that their local economy expanded between June and July.
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Allan Lozier, philanthropist and former CEO of Lozier Corp. has died at age 87. His foundation has donated more than $430 million since its founding 35 years ago. Omaha-based Lozier Corp. manufactures retail fixtures for use in stores nationwide.
Greater Omaha Chamber president David Brown has announced he will retire in 2022. During his 18-year tenure, the chamber expanded the Greater Omaha Economic Development Partnership from a three-county to a seven-county collaborative representing 44 percent of Nebraska's population and 60 percent of the state's GDP.
Omaha authors Eileen Wirth and Carol McCabe have written A History Lover's Guide to Omaha which was officially released July 12th. For more information click HERE.
Silva Raker has been appointed CEO of the Kiewit Luminarium, the $101 million science and engineering museum under construction on the Riverfront downtown. Raker has been serving as an executive of the Exploratorium in San Francisco. Kiewit Luminarium is scheduled to open in 2023.
Reece Andrews, senior product manager for FieldNET™ and Zimmatic™ Controls at Omaha-based Lindsay Corporation, was named Innovator of the Year by the Irrigation Association.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — A strong undersea earthquake shook western Indonesia on Friday night but no serious damage or casualties were reported.
The magnitude 6.9 earthquake was centered 202 kilometers (126 miles) southwest of Bengkulu at a depth of 25 kilometers (15 miles), the U.S. Geological Survey said.
The earthquake was followed by an aftershock measuring magnitude 5.4, it said.
No tsunami alert was issued by Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency.
The USGS said there was little chance of serious economic losses or fatalities.
Indonesia, a vast archipelago of more than 270 million people, is frequently hit by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions because of its location on the "Ring of Fire," an arc of volcanoes and fault lines in the Pacific Basin.
In October, a magnitude 5.1 earthquake hit Sibolga, a coastal city in North Sumatra province, killing at least one person, injuring 11 and damaging more than a dozen buildings. In February, a magnitude 6.2 earthquake killed at least 25 people and injured more than 460 in West Sumatra province.
A powerful Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami in 2004 killed nearly 230,000 people in a dozen countries, most of them in Indonesia.


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Want to deliver a combo of flowers, cake and a teddy bear to Durg? At Flora Zone we enable you to create or select a combo gift comprising of various gift-items that can be delivered as a collective representation of your thoughts and emotions.
Just imagine, how your loved one, your friend, your teacher, your sister or brother, your husband or wife, your colleague, or for that matter, anyone you want to communicate your love, affection and appreciation to, would feel when he or she receives a package full of flowers, sweetness of a cake, nuggets of chocolate, and softness of a teddy bear. Such a feeling cannot be described in words, but it can only be imagined, and felt, of course.
We source our flowers from the best flower suppliers in Durg. We source our cakes from the best bakeries that supply the freshest cakes and other cake products. We get our soft toys from manufacturers and suppliers who have great passion for making toys that really touch hearts. You see, when it comes to helping you express your strongest and tenderest feelings, we want to leave no stones unturned.
Combos allow you to capture the entire essence of what you want to communicate. Choose the right bunch of flowers, choose the right cake, and choose the right soft toy and there you have got it, the perfect combo for the perfect occasion.
Combos also allow you to create custom gifts. Although we have a very comprehensive collection of pre-made bouquets, cakes and soft toys, sometimes you want to create something really unique. Something that is spontaneous, drawn from the confines of the moment you're staring at your computer screen or your mobile screen. You just want to pick and choose.
At Flora Zone we can deliver your perfect gift right at the doorstep of your loved one. Our express delivery can deliver your combo gift on the very same day, the next day, and even at midnight. The flowers that you choose will be beautifully wrapped and the cake that you choose will too be exquisitely packed.
Want a custom message on top of your cake? Sure, you can have that.
In fact, all the features that you can get from our "cakes" section, you can avail even while creating your combo gift. Just add everything to the shopping cart, enter the necessary details, and your combo gift of flowers, cake, chocolates and the soft toy (you don't necessarily have to include all four, but why not?) will be promptly delivered at any place in Durg.
Don't let the tyranny of distance stop you from sending an enchanting gift of flowers, cakes, chocolates and soft toys to the object of your affection, devotion or appreciation. No matter where you are, no matter what time zone you are in, no matter what currency you use. As long as you can log onto the Internet and access our website, you can place your combo order online and get your gift delivered in Durg.
Which occasion? Any.
A great thing about creating combos of flowers, cakes and soft toys is that they are suitable to every occasion under the sun. You can send them for every festival. You can send them for Diwali, Holi, Christmas, Eid, Valentine's Day (but, of course), friendship day, birthday, anniversary, "get well soon" and millions of other reasons that can only pop-up inside your imaginative head.
We have a wide network of suppliers and distributors spread all over Durg. This is why we can get your combo gift of flowers, cakes, chocolates or soft toys within hours. We can even get your combo gift delivered in the middle of the night bang when someone's birthday starts.
Also, at Flora Zone we have got the widest range you can find anywhere on the Internet, especially catering to the tastes of people of Durg who have a very unique taste for cakes and preference for flowers and soft toys.
What about chocolates? Oh sure. You can also throw in a few pieces of premium-quality chocolate once you have created the perfect combo of flowers, cakes and soft toys.
What about India? Are you somewhere in India? You want your combo of flowers, cakes and soft toys delivered in Durg? Why not? As we have mentioned above, you can be anywhere in the world. All you need is the ability to log on to our website.
So, let's get started. What sort of combo do you want to create? Visit our various categories of flowers, cakes, soft toys and chocolates, add to the combo that you want to create, add the necessary details and we will dispatch your combo gift immediately, or at least, start the proceedings so that it can be sent as early as possible.
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I'm asked at least twenty times a year how a small ISP can compete against the big cable companies. The question comes from several sources – a newly-formed ISP that is nervous about competing against a giant company, a rural ISP that is entering a larger market to compete, or investors thinking of funding a new ISP. These folks are rightfully nervous about competing against the big cable companies. Comcast and Charter together have roughly 55% of all broadband customers in the country, so the assumption is that they are formidable competitors.
It's more realistic to say that they are decent competitors. They have slick marketing materials to try to lure customers. They have persuasive online marketing campaigns to snag the attention of new customers. They have good win-back programs to try to keep customers from leaving them.
But the two big cable companies have one obvious weakness – their prices are significantly higher than everybody else in their markets. Every marketing push by these companies involves giving temporary low special prices to lure customers – but those prices eventually revert to much higher list prices.
There is a great example of this in the market today. Both Verizon and T-Mobile have been adding large numbers of broadband customers to their fixed wireless FWA products that deliver home broadband using cellular spectrum. The two cellular companies have been highly successful in the marketplace, adding over 2.6 million new broadband customers through the first three quarters of 2022, while Comcast and Charter added about half a million customers during that same time period – mostly at the start of the year.
The FWA wireless product is clearly competing on price. The FWA broadband is not as fast or robust as cable company broadband, but the prices are attractive to a lot of consumers. For example, T-Mobile offers 100 Mbps broadband for a $50 monthly fee for customers willing to use autopay – a price T-Mobile says will never increase. This is far below the prices of the cable companies, which are in the range of $90 per month for standalone broadband.
I thought I'd take a look at how Comcast is competing against the lower-price FWA products. Comcast has two special offers in January 2023 for standalone broadband.
- In a special offer that ends February 1, Comcast will provide 400 Mbps broadband for $30 per month, which requires autopay. The special price is under a contract for one year, but the special price extends for two years (meaning that if a customer terminates during the first year they have to pay for the remaining months of the contract). The special price for this product was higher in the past and likely has been lowered to compete against FWA.
- The other offer is ongoing and doesn't end on February 1. Comcast will provide 800 Mbps download speeds for $60 per month, which requires autopay. This is also a two-year term, with the first year under a contract.
Comcast then adds hidden fees to the special price. Unless a customer brings their own modem, Comcast charges $15 per month for a WiFi modem, a price that was increase by $1 this month. In many markets, Comcast also has data caps, and customers that exceed 1.2 terabytes of usage per month are charged $10 for each additional 50 gigabytes of data used in a month.
For the 400 Mbps product, a customer who brings a modem and who doesn't exceed the data caps will pay $30 per month if using a bank debit and $35 per month with a credit card debit. Using the Comcast WiFi modem (which most customers do), raises the monthly price to $45 or $50 – right in line with the T-Mobile FWA product. But the kicker comes at the end of the term when the price, before a cable modem, jumps to $92 per month, and $107 with the modem. The result at the end of the 800 Mbps special is similar, with the price rising to $97 per month before a WiFi modem. Anybody buying the special today must also worry about whatever rate increases Comcast adds to the base broadband price by 2025.
The special prices offered by the big cable companies are alluring – customers can get a significant discount for a year or two. But inevitably, the prices will skyrocket – and in the case of the 400 Mbps special will more than double at the end of the discounted special.
ISPs that compete against the big cable companies have learned that all they have to do to compete is to offer fair prices and wait out the specials. Over time, customers who get tired of the pricing yoyo will come around. ISPs with fiber tell me that customers that come to them from a cable company almost never go back to cable. Customers appreciate fair pricing with no games and a reliable broadband product that delivers the promised speeds – that's how you compete against the big ISPs.


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This spring, a collective of Bishop Arts District business owners will open Revelers Hall, a new destination for charcuterie boards, cocktails, and live music.
Co-owner Amy Wallace Cowan tells Eater that she and co-owners Jason Roberts and Corey McCombs, the minds behind Bishop Arts spots like Oddfellows, AJ Vagabonds, and Rabble Rousers Coffee Company, will open Revelers Hall at 412 North Bishop Avenue in the coming months. The intimate, 50-seat space is intended to serve as a pre- or post-dinner destination, complete with live music performed by visiting artists and the bar's own house band.
"Revelers Hall will be a cozy spot to take in some live music while sharing a cheese and charcuterie board or a decadent dessert and a nice Scotch either before or after enjoying dinner in one of our neighborhood's great spots," Cowan says. "We have searched for the right home in Bishop Arts for Revelers Hall for some time now."
As far as the food is concerned, diners can look forward to a "robust" selection of customizable cheese and charcuterie boards and desserts. A list of beer, wine, and cocktails will also be on offer, along with coffee and espresso drinks from Rabble Rousers.
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CORVALLIS — One of eight seniors on Philomath High's girls soccer roster, Alivia Pittman appreciates every opportunity to take the field with her teammates and friends. The pandemic has created a situation where soccer games are being played in March with a shortened season that's already at about the midway point.
It won't be long now before Philomath's large group of seniors play together for the last time.
"It's disappointing that it's different but I value it a lot, I value these girls. I've played with them since the third grade," Pittman said Friday night after scoring four goals in Philomath's 8-0 win over Sweet Home. "It's just a really important team to me and it's a lot more than just soccer at this point … it has to do with the friendships I hold."
Pittman scored three of her four goals in the second half over a stretch of just 18 minutes of clock time. She also had three assists in a game that ended in the 67th minute on the new eight-goal mercy rule.
"I feel like we've got so many girls that can contribute and get onto the stat sheet at any time," PHS coach Mat Phelps said. "It's just the versatility that we have that we can come from so many different places."
Sophomore Elizabeth Morales scored twice and seniors Atira Fairbanks and Kaili Saathoff also found the net in a game that Philomath dominated on the Crescent Valley High field from start to finish.
In contests such as these, Philomath tries to fine-tune and diversify its attack.
"We want to make sure we play the game the right way," Phelps said. "Today, we were really working on spreading the field out and being able to switch fields and attack from multiple directions and really go through the right process."
Pittman had a similar take on what the Warriors wanted to accomplish. Personally, she worked on things like her cuts and misdirections and from a team standpoint, Philomath wanted to just possess to recapture a particular feel on the field.
"I think that was really important for us tonight — to gather together and actually know what it looks like and what it feels like to be able to play strong, accurate, ball work tonight," Pittman said.
Philomath improved to 4-1 on the season, taking four straight after falling to 5A's defending state champion, Crescent Valley, in the season opener. The Warriors are hoping to continue those winning ways and hopefully end up playing in a 4A state playoff.
The Oregon School Activities Association is not sanctioning state playoffs, but 4A athletic directors are working on a possible eight-team tournament during the final allowable week of play.
"It sounds like that's happening but we need to take care of business in our league," Phelps said.
Making a run toward a state playoff appearance would be a great conclusion for all of those PHS seniors.
Said Pittman, "Hopefully that comes together because I would love to get a chance to win a state championship."
Philomath 8, Sweet Home 0
Friday, March 19 at Crescent Valley HS, Corvallis
|Sweet Home (2-2-1)
|Philomath (4-1)
|First Half: 1, Philomath, Atira Fairbanks (Alivia Pittman), 13th minute; 2, Philomath, Alivia Pittman (Atira Fairbanks), 24th minute; 3, Philomath, Elizabeth Morales (Bailey Bell), 32nd minute.
Second Half: 4, Philomath, Alivia Pittman (Atira Fairbanks), 45th minute; 5, Philomath, Alivia Pittman, 49th minute; 6, Philomath, Kaili Saathoff (Alivia Pittman), 60th minute; 7, Philomath, Alivia Pittman (Elizabeth Morales), 63rd minute; 8, Philomath, Elizabeth Morales (Alivia Pittman), 67th minute.
Note: Game stopped in the 67th minute on eight-goal mercy rule.
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Childbearing is intense. The pain, the blood, the screams, all of it. Be it natural birth or cesarean (c-section), there is a thing or two we ought to learn about. Some prior knowledge on how it is done can help expectant mothers and people, in general, to prepare for what's to come.
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The 'baby' is coming out!
Watch this video of an onion undergoing surgery.
The umbilical cord is cut and cleaned.
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As mentioned by the doctor, the mother's belly is cut 9 centimeters across and 8 layers-deep to facilitate the baby's safe removal from the mother's womb. A shoutout to all mothers out there for going through the painful process!
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Drunken woman head-butted police officer after Burnley house arrest
Stacey O'Brien left PC Kirsty Shepherd bruised on her left cheek after the early hours assault at Greenbank Police Station in Blackburn, where the defendant had had to be restrained.
Burnley magistrates were told how O'Brien, who moved to the town to escape domestic violence, was thrashing about, jumping up and down and being obstructive.
PC Shepherd, who had gone to help colleagues, was struck when she bent down and the defendant jumped up. O'Brien couldn't remember what had happened.
The 29-year-old defendant, who has 62 offences on her record, is also said to have suffered injury at the police station and may be making a complaint.
Miss Parveen Akhtar, prosecuting, said at 2am police attended Albert Street, after reports of a woman banging on a door, trying to get in. She was being detained at the address by the occupant.
Miss Akhtar continued: "When police arrived, they saw her standing outside the house, extremely drunk. She was acting in a disorderly and aggressive manner, flailing her arms around and shouting and swearing. Officers arrested her."
The prosecutor told the hearing that at the custody suite, officers had to restrain her as she became aggressive, refused to cooperate and started to resist. She head-butted PC Shepherd.
Mr Daniel Frazer, defending, told the court O' Brien said she was sorry at the end of the police interview. When the defendant went into custody, she was being somewhat obstructive, throwing herself on the floor and "generally being hard work".
The solicitor continued: "She accepts, in the cold, sober light of day, her behaviour was unlawful."
He said the defendant ended up with an injury on the other side of her face to which she made contact with the officer.
He continued: "She has received injuries whilst being restrained and detained by the police. Whether a complaint from Miss O'Brien to the police will be forthcoming, I cannot say."
Mr Frazer added: "She can't remember what's gone on and accepts she is guilty. She can only apologise for her behaviour."
Sentencing, the justices said O'Brien used her head as a weapon, but there was no premeditation. The chairman added: "It appears to be a single blow."
The defendant, of no fixed address, admitted assaulting an emergency worker and being drunk and disorderly, on April 4th.
She received a 12-month community order, with a six-month alcohol treatment programme and a 10-day rehabilitation activity requirement.
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According to a new article published by the L.A. Times, on average, potential homebuyers who purchase a home instead of renting can break even by three years.
This real estate news was discovered by the website Zillow, and the new analysis of this data is called the "break-even horizon." The discovery: compparing what it would cost to buy or rent the same home in a number of U.S. markets over time. Of course, the rent versus buy calculations vary widely based on location.
The analysis includes many factors that first-time homebuyers need to consider when purchasing a home, such as the down payment, mortgage and rental payments, buying and selling costs, utilities, property taxes, maintenance costs, homeowners insurance and tax deductions. Additionally, the analysis adjusts for price inflation and also predicts home values and rental price appreciation.
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Network predictions for 2016
By Jan Zuurbier November 18, 2015
- Future heading towards SDN, application-aware and intelligent networks
- Businesses will see need to invest in flexible and scalable technologies
THE enterprise network is undergoing an exciting period of change, and is evolving along with the new challenges that businesses now face.
Despite advances in computing and storage to help achieve more business agility, today's network complexities have limited IT departments' ability to quickly respond to business needs.
Today's enterprises require a network that is tailored to their specific needs, which help achieve tangible business outcomes, and are easy to deploy and easy to maintain.
SDN set to continue its growth path
More users will begin to recognise the benefits of software-defined networking (SDN). As technology infrastructures become increasingly strained, businesses will look to build networks that are application-aware and grant them the ability to improve resource efficiency.
According to Gartner, by the end of 2016 more than 10,000 enterprises worldwide will have deployed SDN in their networks, a tenfold increase from end-of-year 2014.
By 2018 in Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APeJ) alone, SDN deployments will surpass the US$1-billion mark, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC).
The future lies in intelligent networks
The cost and time to adopt applications and new services that support today's business needs is too high.
Still, to progress, businesses need to invest in evolving and effective technologies. Businesses and IT departments will need solutions that bring about significant improvements in time, resources and spending, while demonstrating how IT can rapidly accommodate the business needs.
Networks with intelligent fabric technology will give businesses the flexibility they require to keep pace with technological changes amidst a competitive business environment, minus the complex challenge of configuring and integrating new hardware components into the existing network.
Network analytics will become more commonplace
With the BYOD (bring your own device) trend and the Internet of Things already a reality, enterprises will be faced with the tough challenge of ensuring that business-critical tasks do not fall prey to the data deluge brought about by the numerous devices and applications stressing the network.
But there is hope. IT departments will need to increasingly look to network analytics to help navigate mounting complexity in network operations, and to be always in the know of how network resources are being used.
According to Global Industry Analysts, Inc, the global market for Network Analytics is projected to surpass US$1.9 billion by 2020.
The Asia Pacific region, in particular, will be the key growth driver with an expected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24.9%.
As businesses continue to face the challenges presented by the connected world and new technologies, more will begin to recognise the need to invest in flexible and scalable technologies to generate competitive advantage.
With increasing levels of stress placed on the enterprise network, automated and intelligent network technologies will become the way forward for businesses to future-proof themselves, and to better dedicate resources to pursue business growth.
Jan Zuurbier is head of Global Sales for Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise. He has over 20 years' telecommunications experience, with previous roles in sales, partner and alliance management, venture capital, product management and marketing.
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This is a set of three deer prints perfect for a baby boy nursery. They feature brown buck silhouettes on a green and brown plaid background. These prints are also perfect for a teen boy who likes the outdoors, a man cave or a hunting cabin.
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