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Walmart opens in-store sushi and craft beer bar

Just months after opening the United States’ inaugural Hissho Sushi & Craft Beer Bar, the company is bringing the in-store restaurant concept to northwest Arkansas, debuting its second location within a Walmart store there. The first Sushi & Craft Beer Bar opened within a Brighton,

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Amazon joining with Kohl’s on grocery

Amazon is set to open a supermarket inside a Kohl’s store in La Verne, California, using about 37,000 of the total 88,000 square feet inside the building and expanding a relationship that started in 2019 when the retailer began accepting Amazon returns. Read the Progressive

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$150M Rhode Island road improvement project underway

Work is underway on $150 million worth of improvements to Route 146 in Rhode Island, aided by $65 million in federal funding from the Infrastructure for Rebuilding America fund. The project includes building a Route 146 bridge over Sayles Hill to eliminate a dangerous intersection,

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Drive-thrus define new chain restaurant formats

Restaurant chains including Shake Shack, Taco Bell and Burger King have unveiled new store formats to meet demand for off-premises dining. Visits to restaurant drive-thrus grew 26% in April, May and June, according to NPD Group, and new formats for all three chains feature additional

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Fairfield Inn-branded hotel debuts in Ind. city

An 85-room hotel has opened in a growing area of Jeffersonville near east 10th Street. Fairfield Inn & Suites, a Marriott hotel, opened Sept. 2 at 3000 Gottbrath Parkway in Jeffersonville’s Bridgepointe Commons. The hotel is between the new Harbor & Hops restaurant and Xscape

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Michaels designs new store format with inspiration hubs

Crafts retailer Michaels has remodeled two Texas stores in a new format featuring interactive inspiration hubs that let shoppers try out products. The stores also feature lower fixtures for better visibility, high-tech checkout systems and space for taking classes and making crafts. Read the Chain

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