Q&A: Joe Nedza discusses Valley's Creamery in Athens | Eat & Drink
Joe Nedza, founder of Nedza’s on South Lumpkin Street, and Luke Martineac, owner of The Café on Lumpkin, have partnered together to open a new ice cream shop called Valley’s
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Joe Nedza, founder of Nedza’s on South Lumpkin Street, and Luke Martineac, owner of The Café on Lumpkin, have partnered together to open a new ice cream shop called Valley’s
Athens Restaurant Week is underway and will continue through Sunday, July 17. Here's this week’s roundup of restaurant news followed by some information about Restaurant Week specials.
With the first major events of the 2022 Grand Circuit season now complete, many of harness racing's top performers from 2021 will soon be returning for the upcoming stakes season.
The third leg of the Massachusetts Sire Stakes for three-year-olds of both sexes and gaits were held at Plainridge Park on Monday and Hall of Fame driver Yannick Gingras stole the show.
Splash Blue Chip (Åke Svanstedt) charged late to capture the $56,000 first division. Soukup Blue Chip (Andy Miller) led early before yielding to Trip Stevens (David Miller) just before hitting the first quarter in :27.1. Soukup Blue Chip regained the lead before hitting the half in :56.2. Contested Hanover (Scott Zeron) came first-over down the backstretch and challenged Soukup Blue Chip, who maintained the lead to three-quarters in 1:24.3. As they made the turn for home, Contested Hanover took over the lead. Dream Chapter (Wally Hennessey) came three-wide and Splash Blue Chip ($3.50) made ...