Why food recalls are increasing E. coli bacteria, metal and even a dead bat have been found in recalled foods. The number of food recalls is actually increasing. But that could actually be a good sign. Here’s why. USA TODAY Another recall has been issued for apple juice sold in Florida. The latest recall involves […]
Why food recalls are increasing E. coli bacteria, metal and even a dead bat have been found in recalled foods. The number of food recalls is actually increasing. But that could actually be a good sign. Here’s why. USA TODAY Before you pack your child’s snacks and lunch for the day, check the label of […]
Little Brother, the breakfast and lunch restaurant in Windsor Heights, was temporarily closed Sunday, according to posts on Instagram and Facebook. “It is with a heavy heart that we as a family have made the difficult decision to temporarily close Little Brother effective the end of operations today, August 25th, and close the doors at […]
Labor Day: The history of the holiday Labor Day has its origins in the late 19th century, when activists pushed for a holiday to recognize the great contributions of workers to America. Wochit The three-day weekend that marks the unofficial end of summer, Labor Day weekend, is upon us. Although Labor Day means a three-day […]
Greenville is becoming a melting pot of culinary artists with recipes and techniques reminiscent of home, as well as unique dining experiences and the deep food traditions of the South. In addition to a few popular area restaurants, Greenville is teeming with chefs who are taking a new direction in culinary identity through pop-up dinners […]
Bernard Bennett, owner of the Okan food truck, serves Caribbean and West African cuisine from his South Carolina truck and store. He says his goal is to show African Americans that group food is more than fried chicken and collard greens. “I want to show the story behind it,” Bennett said. “I take dishes from […]
Football on the New Jersey coast: Asbury Park Asbury Park Football prepares for the season ASBURY PARK – It’s the best time for the Asbury Park High School football team since the NJSIAA playoffs began in 1974, when the Blue Bishops won four Central Group 1 titles in five seasons from 2007-11. And one of […]
After two years of construction and a significant financial investment on the part of the city, the North Fire Station is still on schedule and is scheduled to celebrate its opening in late autumn. The $17 million project includes a complete renovation of the nearly century-old landmark building at 300 N. County Road. Work began […]
After months of meetings with officials and neighbors, a plan to accept an anonymous donation to redesign a sleepy little park on Park Avenue in Palm Beach has been approved. The City Council voted unanimously to accept the donation and approve the site plan for the 0.16-acre park at 240 Park Ave. at its Development […]
Headlines on PNJ.com: This is the news from Monday, August 26 From fraud to murder, 6 deputies have been charged with crimes since 2022 and what’s behind the old murals in downtown Pensacola? A local couple is working to create a new grab-and-go food center with four food trucks and a drive-thru cafe at the […]
