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Black Sheep Pizzas owner, Rapids Brewing opening barbecue brewpub in Minneapolis The brewpub is a new iteration of Jordan Smiths Texas-inspired StormKing BBQ restaurant. Author: The owner of Black Sheep Pizza is bringing back his short-lived barbecue joint, with plans to open a brewpub in Minneapolis North Loop this spring.  Jordan Smith of Black Sheep Pizza is teaming up with Darin Jensen, the head brewer at Rapids Brewing Co. in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, on StormKing Brewpub & BBQ, which is ...

Austin 360 Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday announced that he would lift all capacity restrictions for businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic, as well as end the state mask mandate. Austins restaurant community was swift to react. Abbott, in lifting the restrictions, cited declining hospitalizations across the state as more people are vaccinated against the coronavirus. His new executive order will take effect next Wednesday. He said that businesses can still limit capacity, require masks...

Black Sheep Pizza chef/owner will revive barbecue restaurant in North Loop Jordan Smith is teaming up with Rapids Brewing Co. in Grand Rapids, Minn.  March 4, 2021 — 5:25am Text size Copy shortlink: Its five of the happiest words in the English language: "Were opening a new restaurant," said Jordan Smith, chef/owner of Black Sheep Pizza (three Twin Cities locations, blacksheeppizza.com). Technically, hes reviving an old one, his St...

Coming Soon: StormKing Brewpub & BBQ from Jordan Smith Barbecue and beer for the North Loop. The technically masterful beef at StormKing. "Im at an 8.5 today." Thats where Black Sheep Pizzas owner Jordan Smith is on the 10-scale of how hes doing today, and thats pretty great for a Monday in 2021. And maybe we can also get to the +8 with the news he was calling me about.  Smith has partnered with the owners of Rapid Brewing Co. to purchase the closed ONE Fermentary space in the North Loop, an...

Face Foundrie Sells Out Twin Cities Franchise Units The Minneapolis-based facial bar is set to expand nationally as well, anticipating as many as 30 locations by the end of the year. Face Foundrie, the Minneapolis-based express facial spa, sold out of franchise units in Minnesota without even hiring a franchise broker. Less than two months after opening up franchise opportunities, several locations are under contract nationwide as well. New locations will open as soon as this summer in...

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and other community leaders toured the new indoor village in the North Loop, which will provide housing for those experiencing homelessness.

Minnesotan Scott Poepard has a non-profit called T-Rock Pizza to help feed the hungry. From there, T-Rock Pizza because a website where people can see Scott's rankings for the best pizza across the country. He has now tried over 700 pizzas around the US and 366 just in Minnesota. From those 366 he has his top 5 pizza shops in the state, and one of those that made his top 5 is in Rochester!

Raiders player arrested after street-racing incident in Houston Published:  Tags:  Yakemah "Kemah" Siverand is seen in this mug shot released by Houston police on Feb. 22, 2021. (HPD) HOUSTON – A Las Vegas Raiders football player was arrested over the weekend after a street-racing incident in Houston. The incident was reported about 12:05 a.m. Saturday on the North Loop East near Lockwood Drive. According to Houston police, officers saw five vehicles racing on the North Loop and a chase ens...

NFL player charged after Houston police chase FacebookTwitterEmail Houston police arrested NFL player Kemah Siverand after a brief police chase over the weekend. Siverand was allegedly involved in some kind of street race with several other cars along North Loop 610 near Lockwood Drive early Saturday morning. When police came to break up the race, Siverand initially pulled over – but then drove for another mile, authorities said. He was arrested and charged with felony evading in a motor ve...

As the winter storm continues across Austin, several local restaurants, bars, and brewpubs are opening their doors to operate as temporary warming shelters for those without heat and power who can get to these locations safely. Eater is tracking these businesses below. Know of other restaurants operating as warming shelters? Let Eater Austin know via austin@eater.com. Saturday and Sunday, February 20 to 21 Govalle brewery Friends & Allies created charging stations while also offering refillable...