Catfish Corner News Today

That averages out to one council member convicted every 16 months. Burke is the first since former Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson less than two years ago.

Seattle agencies have launched the first-ever Black Black Friday card, a new business initiative to encourage consumers to support Black-owned businesses in time for the holiday season.

Poet and activist Britteney Kapri wants to bring a dispensary to the Westside Justice Center, which her family owns. Kapri is granddaughter of former Uptown Ald. Helen Shiller.

After negative feedback from some neighbors, Ald. Walter Burnett won't endorse a plan for a dispensary that aims to open at the old Catfish Corner site in Garfield Park.

The entrepreneur influences Seattle's music, food, and streetwear cultures. And he never does it alone.

A cheeseburger in paradise is tempting, but there are plenty of delicious choices right here - so get your buns moving

The original Catfish Corner came to the corner of MLK and Cherry Street in 1985. After a brief period of turmoil, the family business is once again thriving in the exact same neighborhood where they started.

One really great thing to do every day of the week.

I am always sad to see a restaurant close for good. I think of the employees who are thrown out of work. Such is the case with San Angelo's Red Lobster Restaurant.

Heres a comprehensive guide to events in San Angelo and the surrounding area. Add an event: Email information to events@gosanangelo.com.