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Paris Baguette Targets June 2027 Opening in Smyrna
Paris Baguette is targeting a June or July 2027 opening at Sewarts Landing, the $400 million mixed-use development at Sam Ridley Parkway and Highway 41 in Smyrna, Tennessee. Franchise owner Bruce Sung Lee confirmed his ownership of the upcoming location and shared the anticipated opening window during a conversation with WhatNow Nashville.
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New Walmart Neighborhood Market to Open in Columbia
Walmart will open a new Neighborhood Market in Columbia on Wednesday, November 18, at 2254 Nashville Highway. The new store is expected to employ approximately 150 associates and will offer groceries, pharmacy services, and pickup and delivery options. More Business News. The store will feature fresh produce, meat, dairy, bakery...
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Bearded Iris to close Germantown taproom in December
Another week, another Nashville craft beer closure . Bearded Iris announced on Thursday its tasting room will pour its final pint on Dec. 5, though its beers will continue to be available in stores. Why it matters: As is the case across the country, Nashville's craft beer scene is in the midst of closures, contractions and acquisitions. The big picture: Perhaps no brewery embodies the changing landscape quite like Bearded Iris. Fueled by its staple beer Homestyle, Bearded Iris was ahead of the wave when it came to the industry's hazy IPA craze. Its tasting room was known for friendly service, while its brewers riffed on variations of Homestyle and fruited sours. Eventually, Bearded Iris opened a second taproom on Charlotte Avenue. Homestyle could be found in every liquor store and grocery store. In 2022, Bearded Iris joined a brewery collective called IndieBrew , in which multiple breweries sought to collaborate and pool resources in order to address costs. Friction point: As the craft beer industry took a dive, Bearded Iris was impacted like everyone else. They sold to Memphis brewery Wiseacre last year. Driving the news: In an Instagram post , Bearded Iris lamented the rising costs of running