July 11, 2012 The Crayola company is bringing their colorful hues to adult girls with their new line of fingernail polish. The eight original crayon colors are now available in a set of nail polish that's available at cosmetic counters everywhere
July 10, 2012 One of the growing trends in the last few years has been "lewd"-ly named liquor brands. You know what I'm talking about. Spend five minutes in a liquor store and you'll see all sorts of examples on the wine, liquor, and even beer shelves
July 9, 2012 It's really no different than any other movement. It all starts with activists unite to vocalize the changes they want to see with an accepted norm. Then when the "movement" gets big enough that it becomes the norm, critics cry fowl and say that the interest group has gotten too big and overshadowed the impetus.
July 9, 2012 "Foodie's" looking for places to visit while on vacation can add one more place to their list: Smithfield, Virginia. Long a pork-lovers paradise as home to the company that produces Smithfield Hams, there's now a restaurant/retail shop there, too that's luring customers in
July 6, 2012 Apparently $98.5 million dollars from the Federal Government wasn't enough to get Nevada Geothermal Power's solar-panel company off the ground. Just like Solyndra (which received $535 million dollars from taxpayers), the alternative energy company looks like it's going to fail
July 5, 2012 As The Shard - the newest addition to London's skyline - gets set to open, Brits are calling attention to the way that the building is changing the look and feel of the city.
At 72 stories, The Shard sits in contrast to the rest of London's "low-rise" skyline
July 5, 2012 Taco Bell may have had nothing to do with the hoax, but they sure made good on it anyway! After residents of Bethel, Alaska had been teased that a Taco Bell restaurant was going to open in their community, the fast food giant decided to cash-in on the marketing opportunity by delivering 10,000 tacos via a helicopter
July 3, 2012 As so many Americans are walking away from properties, and companies being bankrupt when they can't unload some land. The government is finding they own buildings and they have let them go. Run down and vacant buildings are being paid for by taxpayers.
July 3, 2012 Now that the Supreme Court has weighed in on the legality of the Affordable Care Act, food service executives are beginning to weigh in on what the ramifications will be for their industry.
The news is not good
July 3, 2012 A Pennsylvania restaurant has found itself at the receiving end of a lawsuit over it's Sunday dining promotion. As advertised, customers who bring in a church bulletin get a ten-percent discount off their meal
July 2, 2012
July 2, 2012
A new survey details the worst franchised family restaurants in America. The good news - none of them have locations in the Twin Ports - however you may encounter them as you "hit the open road" this summer.
