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The two sales would pave the way for NPC to emerge from bankruptcy NPC International, a major Wendy’s and Pizza Hut franchisee which declared bankruptcy last summer, has agreed to sell its restaurants and other assets to Flynn Restaurant Group and Wendy’s parent company in two separate transactions, NPC said Thursday. The combined purchase price of the two transactions is around $801 million. If the sales are approved, Flynn, which already is the country’s largest franchisee in terms of sales, would buy all of NPC’s Pizza Hut locations — more than 925 units — and around 225�...

How to Stream New Year’s Eve: 25 Shows From Pop, Jazz and Beyond It isn’t too late to make (cheap!) plans to welcome 2021 with music. A host of concerts will be streaming around the globe and major stars will take the stage on TV. Jennifer Lopez will headline “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest” on ABC.Credit...Kevin Winter/Getty Images By Olivia Horn, Elysa Gardner and Giovanni Russonello Dec. 30, 2020 THE AVETT BROTHERS If your appetite for sentimentality hasn’t been sated by holiday films, this may be the livestream for you. In their strummy ...

The Madison County Courthouse celebrated 100 years of operation on Saturday with a ribbon cutting ceremony. “I can only imagine 100 years ago what it must have been like, something probably similar to what we’re doing right now,” said representative-elect Jon Weber. “Although they’d be gathering and circling maybe some teams of horses and wagons.” The Madison High School band provided prelude music to the crowd of about 50 people and Boy Scout Troop 888 posted the American and state flags and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The County Commissioners recognized sever...

Judge allows strip clubs to stay open, county stops enforcing restaurant restrictions File photo —The bar top was not available for seating at Eastbound Bar and Grill on Thursday, Sept. 24 in Lakeside. (Eduardo Contreras / The San Diego Union-Tribune) The ruling was a sharp rebuke to how COVID-19 restrictions have been applied by state and county leaders, and was cautiously welcomed by some restaurant owners Print A San Diego Superior Court judge on Wednesday, Dec. 16, ruled two strip clubs can remain open and operating during the most recent COVID-19 shutdown orders from the state...

San Diego judge allows strip clubs to stay open, indicates restaurants could also reopen COVID-era restrictions are noted at the Eastbound Bar and Grill in September in Lakeside in San Diego County. (Eduardo Contreras / San Diego Union-Tribune) SAN DIEGO —  A San Diego County Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday that two strip clubs can remain open and operating during the most recent COVID-19 shutdown orders from the state, a decision that appears to extend to the county’s beleaguered restaurants and allow them to reopen to some extent. The ruling by Superior Court Judge Joel ...