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With Covid cases on the decline, many restaurants are opening back up to full capacity. Yet owners say they are struggling to hire new staff to keep up with demand. FOX Business spoke with multiple restaurant owners across the country who say applicants, drawn by the lure of unemployment benefits and stimulus checks, have tapered off over the course of the pandemic and it remains unclear whether that trend will continue. Tom Sacco is the CEO of Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream, a chain based in Bettendorf, Iowa – or as he calls it, “the heartland of America.” FILE: Patrons sit outdoo...

Daly Bread: Running in my blood; why Sekon Sta is a true Carnival innovator Carnival pores now raising up. Driven in part by the regret of pockets not filling, there are calls to do something to mark the spot normally occupied by the Carnival season. But Sekon Sta is smarter than all of those who are belatedly rushing into the headlines. In the words of Sparrow: ‘Ah wish, I coulda go and shake he han’.  Photo: Soca star Sekon Sta performs in Second Sunday at the Queen’s Hall, PoS on 10 January 2021. (Photo courtesy Kyle Frederick) I might invite him to change his name to ‘First Sta�...

Tweet Share 2020 was an exceptionally chaotic year, for the world in general and the music community in particular, and 2021 doesn’t seem like it’ll be smooth sailing either. Yet a kaleidoscopic array of Nashville musicians continued to make great music in abundance. Below, the Scene’s music writers have nine new recommendations of recent releases for you. Note that Bandcamp Friday, the promotion in which the platform waives its cut of sales on the first Friday of each month, is coming back from at least February to May. If you’re saving up, you can add th...

First-class show at Sekon Sunday Raise Yuh Hand: An audience member having a time during Sekon Sunday. - Photos courtesy Kyle Frederick Aaron “Voice” St Louis possibly echoed what a lot of people were feeling when they looked at this year’s Sekon Sunday when he said, “Yuh know how long I ain’t feel so boy.” The annual Carnival event was held on January 10 at Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s, and merged the virtual and the live audience, following restrictions caused by the covid19 pandemic. While many events have been kept to the virtual realm – with the reopening of performance spac...