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New Delhi [India], November 22 (ANI/ATK): We keep our eyes peeled and ears wide open for a party announcement.

Not even all-time favorite Jim McMahon could inspire the quarterback excitement Justin Fields can offer.

If you're planning on seeing  Cruella at the Edwards at Boise Spectrum when it hits theaters next week, you'll have one less place to grab dinner before the movie.  Beloved macaroni and cheese utopia, Mad Mac, announced the closure of their brick and mortar location via Facebook on Thursday morning. Like so many other local businesses, they've had a hard time finding enough employees to staff both the restaurant location and their incredibly popular food truck. In the post, the owners explained that using the staff they do have to staff the food truck is a better use of their resources. T...

and last updated 2021-05-07 21:16:48-04 BOISE, Idaho — Local small business owners are grappling with the current labor shortage. It's causing them to adjust their store hours or closed on certain days during the week. Rhi Hoisington opened Mad Mac, a macaroni and cheese restaurant, a little more than three years ago at the Boise Spectrum Center. “I owned Mad Mac for five years and we started out with the food truck,” Hoisington said. Like many small business owners, Hoisington is trying to move forward after facing struggles brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic but the current ...

Former NFL quarterback Jim McMahon is best known for his Super Bowl heroics with the Chicago Bears in 1985. But he also played for the Arizona Cardinals during the 1994 season, and he's lived in Scottsdale for more than a decade. He's an Arizona guy now. McMahon is the subject of an upcoming documentary, Mad Mac, which is scheduled for release later this year. It's a look at both his career as well as chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, the brain injury that haunts many former football players. It also comes at a time when the NFL is reconsidering its policies regarding what substance...