<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1Wv3Ge_1FPVOK0X00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1Wv3Ge_1FPVOK0X00" width="1000" height="563" ></figure>A landmark Union City eatery is changing hands.PV’s Hut announced on Facebook that a “New Chapter is Beginning” with the retirement of Ms. Sue Isbell and new owners.The announcement said the goal was to keep the treasured recipes and familiar flavors consistent, while refreshing the interior and preserving the nostalgia everyone loves.Union City Mayor Terry Hailey said PV’s Hut had a feature that kept people coming back for many years.(AUDIO)Mayor Hailey said he was proud that the location will reopen for business.(AUDIO)Obion County General Sessions Judge Jimmy Smith said PV’s Hut was special place.(AUDIO)Judge Smith said he also was glad to hear the business would reopen with the same good food and service.(AUDIO)No date has been released for the opening under new ownership at this time.(photo: Charles Choate – 104.9 KYTN/105.7 WQAK)</div></body>

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A landmark Union City eatery is changing hands. PV’s Hut announced on Facebook that a “New Chapter is Beginning” with the retirement of Ms. Sue Isbell and new owners. The announcement said the goal was to keep the treasured recipes and familiar flavors consistent, while refreshing the interior and preserving the nostalgia everyone loves.

Landmark Eatery in Union City Changing Hands

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A landmark Union City eatery is changing hands. PV’s Hut announced on Facebook that a “New Chapter is Beginning” with the retirement of Ms. Sue Isbell and 

Landmark Eatery in Union City Changing Hands

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