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Originally Posted by ITdrummer
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Same answer to every other question of similar nature. $Quote:
Originally Posted by ITdrummer
I guess I can understand, somewhat, seeing as how the economy fell through the floor after all the land was cleared.Quote:
Originally Posted by RhythmDawg
Part of it also is you have to sell the sustainable profitability of a facility that size in Ruston, in this economy, to be awarded a franchise license from the brand you are after. It's that money I'm talking about, not necessarily investment money. Plus, certain brands require other certain brands..such as particular restaurants...to be very close by. Deals like this one are complex, take time, and a bit of luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by ITdrummer
They are waiting for Tech to break ground on the SEZ complex before proceeding.
El Jarrito going in cajun cafeQuote:
Originally Posted by CutiePie72
So.... 3 locations now?Quote:
Originally Posted by mentechsters
They will have to re-clear the land by then. It will be full of huge trees.Quote:
Originally Posted by trenteverett
Thanks. Never would have guessed that. But we do need another one now that I think about it. jkQuote:
Originally Posted by mentechsters
No, one location is moving.Quote:
Originally Posted by ITdrummer
More than likely the one on West California is moving to that location.Quote:
Originally Posted by ITdrummer
Does anyone know who bought the Sears building on East Georgia and what is going there?
Ate at Portico-Ruston after the MBB game Saturday night. First time I've tried the Ruston location.
Food was average at best. Good service, but not very clean. I won't go back.
Hi-Tech ComputersQuote:
Originally Posted by CutiePie72
Has anyone else heard that an Italian restaurant is going in where Bistro 102 was?
Haven't heard, but that sounds about right. Seems the only things people want to put in Ruston are things we already have (e.g., Mexican, Italian).Quote:
Originally Posted by LT2