Mariposa
Mariposa, CA · Business
The Fresno Bee
Empty for years, a north Fresno grocery gets a new renter. Who is it? Why the delay?
After seven years of sitting empty, the former Lassens Natural Foods & Vitamins and Bentley’s Fresh Market in North Fresno finally has a new renter. But it’s not another grocery store — and there’s a reason for that. Mulligan’s Sports Bar & Indoor Golf is taking over the spot at the RiverView Shopping Center at Friant and Fort Washington Roads. It’s a bar and restaurant with golf simulators that has an existing location on Visalia’s Main Street. It’s expected to open in January or February. It’s planned to have eight golf simulators where customers can swing a club in front of large screens showing all kinds of golf courses. Also planned is a 40-person wrap-around bar with 16 taps. It will serve cocktails and specialize in whiskey. Though it will have a sports bar-style menu , you can order full dinners, including pizza, smashburgers, pulled pork sandwiches, and perhaps steak, said Shane Moss, the managing owner, who is opening the location with business partner Scott Wright. “You don’t have to golf to even come in,” he said, adding that some people try their hand at a game for the first time, while others just come to eat or drink. Why
The Fresno Bee
hoodline.com
Shan-E-Punjab Plans Second Fresno Store, Restaurant for West Clinton Avenue
Shan-E-Punjab, the Fresno grocery chain known for its South Asian market and attached restaurant, is opening a second location in West Fresno at 2811 West Clinton Ave. The Singh family, who run the business, have remodeled a 3,700-square-foot space that previously housed Indian Market, and they're aiming to bring dine-in and takeout dining, plus an outdoor patio, to a neighborhood the family says has long supported their original store.
KMPH.com
kvpr.org
Fresno's German Syndicate: The land speculators who sparked the Valley's growth
They were known as The German Syndicate. And in 1860s they placed a big bet on the land that would become Fresno. But just like today, sometimes big gambles pay off, and sometimes, those same empires collapse. The story of the investors who gave birth to Fresno, today on KVPR’s Central Valley Roots.
CS Designs
The Fresno Shop Quietly Doing TV-Quality Ad Videos for Small-Business Prices
Fresno isn't exactly known as a media production hub. That's part of what makes Chad Stambaugh's pitch interesting. Stambaugh runs CS Designs, a digital marketing agency operating out of the Central Valley that has quietly expanded from bread-and-butter website work into a service most small businesses assumed was out of their budget: commercial-grade video ads built for both television and internet distribution.
KMPH.com
Fresno's growth boosts small businesses and housing demand as more families put down roots
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Fresno is seeing significant population growth, and local real estate professionals say more people are choosing to call the Central Valley home. From a thriving small-business community to an attractive housing market, that growth is creating new opportunities for local businesses and families. With construction...
thegoodlifesv.com
bestattractions.org
Sierra Vista Mall in Clovis, CA: three of its four anchor stores gone, and the long wait for what comes next
Sierra Vista Mall opened in Clovis, California, in October 1988 with Target, Gottschalks, and Mervyn's as its anchors. Sears came in 1999 with the biggest store the mall ever added, making four. Then the chains began to fold. Mervyn's closed in December 2008, and Gottschalks sold off its fixtures and...