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The Tri-States is Beer Heaven Get our free mobile app National Beer Day should be a day where we all get off work, or at least we get a coupon for a free beer, but alas it seems as though it is just another gimmicky holiday much like National Personal Trainer Day (its a real day and its in January). But we are lucky enough here in the Tri-States to have plenty of different options when it comes to celebrating this National Beer Day! When I moved to Quincy two years ago from Chicago I was worrie...

InMaricopa Owner Pat Kieny said the governors executive order will only have minimal impact at Native Grill & Wings. File photo Gov. Doug Ducey’s rollback on Friday of occupancy limits on restaurants and other businesses will have limited impact at one popular Maricopa eatery. The order removes the specific percentage occupancy requirements issued by the Arizona Department of Health Services for businesses, including restaurants, bars and nightclubs, indoor gyms and fitness center...

Lauren Cusimano Multiple Locations The oven-baked chicken tandoori wings from Cornish Pasty Co. are kind of a blackened dry rub offering from this well-loved pub. The darkened edges of each wing are crispy, and meat is fall-off-the-bone tender, and the tandoori flavor features a mild kick and a sneaky sweetness. The six or so wings come with cucumber and tomato slices, and a cup of lemon mint yogurt dip, which goes quick. Editors note: This story was originally published on July 29, 2020. It ...

Native Grill owner tastes success despite 9/11, housing crash, fires and COVID-19 Pat Kieny’s first few years in Maricopa were great, but then the housing market collapsed in 2008. “Those few years after that weren’t fun, but now we’re back again and doing great,” he said. Photo by Victor Moreno All business owners encounter hurdles as they are getting things going; it’s part of the process. Pat Kieny, the owner of Native Grill & Wings, has experienced more than his share. He opened...

Government and business leaders in the Town of Marana are concerned about the Pima County Board of Supervisors recent 3-2 vote to implement a mandatory curfew as virus rates rise in Southern Arizona.  But Oro Valley officials say they’re not losing sleep over the county’s new restrictions as most of their residents are home in bed at that hour. Under the new curfew guidelines, businesses within county limits are required to close their doors to customers by 10 p.m. or risk having t...