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Waco landmarks of note, a big restaurant venture and a local JP going to the Texas Supreme Court were the four topics that dominated interest this week for Tribune-Herald readers.
The new restaurant Sammy and Kyle Citrano will open on Franklin Avenue will not have George's III on the marquee.
George's Restaurant and Bar hosted the event on Tuesday for the Waco Walk to End Alzheimer's
Alcohol-to-go could soon become permanent in Texas Lohmiller, Maggie and last updated 2021-04-30 00:00:58-04 The pandemic changed the way many businesses operate, especially those in the food service industry. "We're doing good. Our sales are hanging in there, and have kind of come back to normal especially since Governor Abbott opened [capacity] up to 100%," said Lynsey Castillo, owner of La Fiesta Restaurant and Cantina. In the beginning of the pandemic, Gov. Abbott allowed bars and restaurants, like La Fiesta, to sell alcohol-to-go, in order to give establishments a way to generate money a...
Here's how the new $900 Billion stimulus bill will soon affect business owners, tenants and taxpayers. Author: Andrew Moore Updated: 8:13 PM CST December 22, 2020 TEMPLE, Texas — There is still plenty to unpack in the new 5,593-page stimulus/relief bill lawmakers passed Monday. Once the president signs it, however, there are at least three pieces of the bill that could affect central Texans right away. Stimulus Checks Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin told CNBC on Monday the new checks could be coming out as soon as next week. "People are going to see this...