Midtown see s businesses re-opening, will draw more traffic to neighborhood
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) â When Fire Betty s Arcade Bar in Tallahassee closed its doors at the beginning of the pandemic, Jenna Walker was heart broken to see it go.
Then, Finnegan s Irish Wake also shut down.
Now one year later, both bars are set to make a big return in 2021, Finnegan s will reopen in August, while Fire Betty s is planning a fall return. I think lately,with the news of certain businesses opening back up, people have been more intrigued into coming back into Midtown, said Walker.
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(OLNEY) The Olney City Council met last night in regular session. The Council : agreed to go forward with repairs to the Olney City Park fountain with an estimated cost at $16,000 and hopes to have complete by July 4th : took no action on a request to grant a Class V Liquor License for the Midtown Cafe due to no motion being made to do so : after a closed session to discuss real property and personnel, approved an ordinance to establish wages for full-time employees of the City of Olney : removed the agenda item to discuss annual license fees and daily boating licenses until later this year in October : heard an update on the Jasper/Lincoln waterline replacement work : heard an update on the drainage work in the Olney City Park preparing for the walking trail construction : heard an update on the Elliott Street Bridge project : and noted that the Chamber of Commerce will host an Open House th
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Women are certainly changing the dynamics of the hospitality industry locally and globally, but often chefs and restaurateurs don’t receive the recognition of their male counterparts and still face challenges in navigating the culinary world. There are still a lot of uphill challenges that females face in a male-dominated industry, said Justine May, owner of the Railroad Square Craft House. Sometimes I have to put my foot down harder and faster than a man in the same position. It’s a very male-dominated business.”
May finds that, even today, “people assume I married into this business or am dating someone who’s in the business. The stereotype still lingers, even with women.”