River Ridge

River Ridge, FL · Business
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Why Tampa’s Dale Mabry Corridor Became a Dispensary Destination
Why Tampa’s Dale Mabry Corridor Became a Dispensary Destination. Drive north from downtown Tampa on Dale Mabry and count the dispensary signs. By the time you pass Carrollwood, you’ve lost track. That’s not an accident of geography, and it’s not just because the highway is long. There’s a real pattern behind why this one road collects so much of the region’s medical cannabis retail, and understanding it will save you a wasted Saturday.
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A Family-Owned Decade-Old Florida Brewery Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy With Plans to Relocate
Hidden Springs Ale Works LLC has been operating as a family-owned craft brewery and taproom for over a decade. The Tampa-based company is now facing significant developments with a bankruptcy filing preceded by plans to relocate. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts while continuing operations under court...
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Creative Loafing Tampa Bay
Tampa Heights brewery Hidden Springs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Earlier this month, Hidden Springs Ale Works announced it was leaving the Tampa Heights block it has called home since 2015. This week it filed for bankruptcy. According to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization filed on Nov. 11 in the Middle District of Florida bankruptcy court, the local brewery was unable to negotiate an agreement […] The post Tampa Heights brewery Hidden Springs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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20 years later, Allegiant dominates St. Pete-Clearwater Int'l Airport with 98% of flights
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Allegiant Airlines is celebrating 20 years at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE), where the budget carrier now accounts for 98% of commercial flights. What started as a small operation in 2006 has grown into a major success story for both the airline and airport. As...
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Why Boozy Pig owner Andrew Tambuzzo bought a herd of swine
It’s one thing to know how the sausage gets made. It’s another thing to buy the pigs that become the sausage. But that’s what Andrew Tambuzzo recently did. Andrew is the founder and owner of The Boozy Pig Butchery & Kitchen in Tampa, which has locations in South Tampa and Davis Islands. In addition to selling pork products to the public, Boozy supplies meat to dozens of restaurants, hotels and other wholesale clients. To ensure the quality of his supply, Andrew recently purchased around 50 pigs of his own. They live on a farm in Pasco County.