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Two Ohio restaurants that locals swore by are closing their doors this June

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters

Two Columbus restaurants with very different followings are leaving the market this June: downtown Italian mainstay Due Amici and Barrio Tacos’ last remaining Columbus location. The closures underscore continuing pressure on central Ohio dining, from downtown business conditions to brand retrenchment. Continue Reading →

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Sam’s Club is quietly overhauling the way members shop

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters
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Sam’s Club is changing how members shop with higher annual fees, bigger rewards for Plus members, and a continued push toward app-based checkout and pickup. The updates are rolling out nationwide as the warehouse chain puts more emphasis on digital convenience. Continue Reading →

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Georgia already has 3 Buc-ee’s. Here’s what’s happening with the fourth

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters
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Georgia already has three Buc-ee’s locations, and a fourth is now under construction in Monroe County near Forsyth. County officials and Buc-ee’s say the I-75 project is expected to open in 2027 and add hundreds of jobs. Continue Reading →

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What Happens When You Compare Fast Food Portions, Ingredients, and Prices Side by Side

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters 5 Comments

Put fast food meals next to each other and the differences become hard to ignore. Portion sizes, ingredient lists, and price strategies often reveal that the best deal is not always the biggest meal. Continue Reading →

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I Chased the Internet’s Biggest Food Trends for a Month and Learned Most of Them Aren’t Worth the Money

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters

After a month of buying the internet’s most-hyped snacks, drinks, and desserts, I found that the real story wasn’t taste. It was how social media turns novelty into a luxury tax most shoppers don’t need to pay. Continue Reading →

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How One Grocery Store Item From Papa Johns Went From Pizza Add-On to Must-Have Pantry Staple

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters
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What started as a tangy extra in a pizza box has evolved into one of the most versatile jarred ingredients in American kitchens. The pepperoncini’s rise says as much about changing grocery habits as it does about flavor. Continue Reading →

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Kroger is closing 60 stores, and a failed megamerger is largely to blame

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters
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Kroger said it plans to close about 60 underperforming stores over the next 18 months after shelving closures during its failed Albertsons merger push. The company has not released a full national list of affected locations. Continue Reading →

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This Italian dining chain had 100+ locations. Two bankruptcies later, it’s barely standing

June 23, 2026Jonathan Peters
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Bravo Brio Restaurants, parent of Bravo! Italian Kitchen and Brio Italian Grille, filed for Chapter 11 again on August 18, 2025. The chain that once operated more than 100 locations now has roughly 48 restaurants left, with closures confirmed in states including Ohio, Missouri, Virginia and Alabama. Continue Reading →

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A discount grocery chain expanded fast across the U.S. Now it’s shutting stores just as quickly

June 22, 2026Jonathan Peters 1 Comment

Grocery Outlet is shutting 36 underperforming stores after a fast expansion beyond its West Coast base, with 24 of the closures tied to eastern markets. The company says it will keep opening select new locations while shifting its focus to profitability. Continue Reading →

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Georgia just lost 3 restaurants locals loved, and the closures hit harder than most

June 22, 2026Jonathan Peters

Three Georgia restaurants with deep local followings closed between May 31 and June 7, including The Melting Pot in Duluth, Chicago’s Steak and Seafood in Roswell/East Cobb, and Reunion Kitchen & Bar in East Cobb. The closures reflect a mix of long-term market pressure, operating costs and neighborhood change. Continue Reading →

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