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Thomas "Mac" Gregory has been promoted Corporate Senior Director of Food & Beverage at Pacifica Hotels - Vimarsana News

Thomas "Mac" Gregory has been promoted Corporate Senior Director of Food & Beverage at Pacifica Hotels

Gregory joined Pacifica Hotels in 2017 after serving as CEO for Saint Marc Holdings in Okayama, Japan. Prior to that, he held executive food and beverage roles at the likes of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, The Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona, Hyatt Regency Orange County at Disneyland Resort, Club Med Resorts Worldwide, and numerous other luxury and lifestyle properties across the U.

Greg Simons has been promoted Corporate Director of Food & Beverage at Pacifica Hotels - Vimarsana News

Greg Simons has been promoted Corporate Director of Food & Beverage at Pacifica Hotels

Simons hails from the East Coast where he earned a degree in Hospitality and Restaurant Management from Syracuse University, his mixologist credentials in 2010 with Marriott International and his WSET Level 2 certification in 2014 with Blackhouse Hospitality.

Nathan Clapp has been appointed Executive Chef at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Paso Robles Atascadero - Vimarsana News

Nathan Clapp has been appointed Executive Chef at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Paso Robles Atascadero

Springhill Suites Paso Robles Atascadero, a Pacifica Hotels property, announces the recent appointment of Executive Chef Nathan Clapp to oversee all food and beverage offerings on property, including the popular on-site restaurant, Union & Vine.

MLK Magnet files complaint about Page High fans' use of racial slurs - Vimarsana News

MLK Magnet files complaint about Page High fans' use of racial slurs

View Comments The TSSAA received a formal complaint Monday citing the use of racial and ethnic slurs by Page High School fans toward members of a Nashville boys varsity soccer team. Page played Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Magnet High School on Saturday in the final game of their postseason. Williamson County's Page won against MLK, 2-0, and is now competing in the TSSAA boys soccer state tournament, otherwise known as Spring Fling, this week. In the letter signed by MLK's assistant principal and athletic director, Marquis Churchwell, parents and coaches who were in attendance on Sa...