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Chicago pizzeria to feature hemp leaf pies Ziese Farms will supply the hemp used as a replacement for basil on Paper Thin Pizza's pies. (Photo: Ziese Farms) March 5, 2021 Chicago's Paper Thin Pizza is making the many-pointed star-shaped leaves of the hemp plant the star of its pizzas for a special seating on March 6. The pizzeria, which is inside Fox Bar in Soho House Chicago, said in a news release that it will use hemp greens as a basil replacement on the pies. Paper Thin Pizza's Andrew Anthony believes the hemp leaf — or as the product is better known hemp greens— will help draw custom...

By Eric Morath and Hannah Lang The U.S. economy is set up for a stronger recovery this spring after a February surge in hiring at restaurants and other hospitality businesses created the best...

A car belonging to a woman who drove into a ditch after leaving a bar was hit by a truck driven by a friend coming to her aid. Both drivers tested double the legal blood-alcohol limit,

photo: Courtesy of 1767 Designs There’s a certain kind of magic in old houses, whether you’re restoring a home to its original glory or just daydreaming about moving across the country for one. Likewise, it’s always a little heartbreaking to see a time-tested beauty demolished, even if you realize you’d never have been able to fix the place up yourself. Patrick Hayes knows the feeling well. “It’s really a shame,” says the founder of Nashville’s 1767 Designs. “You have this town with such a rich history, and beautiful homes that were built with such an attention to craftsmans...

From Am Cup crews to gangsters: Criminal element eyes up Auckland's Viaduct after dark 10 minutes to read Tom Dillane is a reporter at the New Zealand Heraldtom.dillane@nzme.co.nz@tomdillane1 This week America's Cup formalities began and the crowds are flooding back to the glitzy Viaduct strip of bars and restaurants. The Covid-hit businesses are desperate for customers, but some are concerned at the area becoming a gangsters' paradise at night, with a sinister underbelly developing after dark. Tom Dillane reports. Reclining in his sunny Viaduct restaurant, Metin Yildiz is fully awar...