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By Sarah Tate Feb 19, 2021 Nearly two months after a bomb exploded in downtown Nashville early Christmas Day morning, and businesses affected by the explosion continue to recover and rebuild. However, it seems that not every business will return. The Old Spaghetti Factory on Second Avenue will not return after its landlord terminated a lease agreement between the restaurant's owners. The iconic Nashville restaurant has been operating at its Second Avenue North location for 40 years, according to FOX 17. When a bomb went off on Christmas Day, the Old Spaghetti Factory was hit hard. The owne...

Downtown sees business boom as events return The convention center is hosting a national cheer competition, and Bankers Life Fieldhouse is holding “Disney on Ice.” Author: Lauren Kostiuk Updated: 3:27 AM EST January 18, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — Downtown Indy’s tourism industry took a hit in 2020 hurting local restaurants and shops but this weekend, downtown is seeing a boom in business as major events return.   The convention center is hosting a national cheer competition, and Bankers Life Fieldhouse is holding “Disney on Ice.” Both events are taking ex...

'It was just fight or flight mode' says Nashville chef who survived Christmas bombing A Nashville chef and her boyfriend are displaced from their apartment following the Christmas bombing. and last updated 2020-12-28 20:06:22-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A Nashville chef and her boyfriend are displaced from their apartment following the Christmas bombing. Jess Lambert said there was significant smoke and water damage from ruptured pipes when they evacuated after the RV explosion. "Everyone in my building was out in the atrium kind of like zombies we didn’t know what was going on," ...

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Reply Situated on the corner of Broadway and Jefferson in downtown Redwood City, the Italian joint first opened nine years ago and was known for its retro decor as well as its mizithra pasta sauce. (Getty Images) REDWOOD CITY, CA — Amid sweeping back-and-forth restrictions and a stifled economic outlook in California during the coronavirus pandemic, restaurant owners have struggled to keep their doors open. The same is true even for chain restaurants like the Old Spaghetti Factory, which closed permanently shuttered its Redwood City location. The Old Spaghetti was forced to close dining ope...