A restaurant that has been a staple in the Highlands for a decade is closing its doors, but it won't be gone for good.

LouVino Highlands announced on its Facebook page that, after a decade, Thursday will be its final day in operation.

The restaurant, which offers classic American comfort food, will be located in new hotel with seating for around 200 people.

Towne Center Tavern will be located at the Meybohm Building, a mixed-use structure that’s part of The Plaza at Evans Towne ...

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The Philadelphia area's first Dick's House of Sport will open in Delaware with rock climbing, a putting green and 3D foot ...

Adrienne and Carlos Londoño are no longer operating Casa Fiesta in Shockoe Slip and Tequila Sunrise in Chesterfield, as they ...

A Dallas-based industrial developer is about to break ground on a 300,000-square-foot building in Glendale for its ...

"We are proud of the risks we took and the impact we aimed to make, and we will continue to embrace new opportunities with ...

Les Deux Magots began as the Colette of the mid-19th century, a purveyor of silks and notions, fashion and accessories to a ...

Major electronics manufacturer Sharp has unveiled the concept model of its first electric vehicle. The move into EVs is part ...

Baker Library has opened a new exhibition, “From Concept to Product: Meroë Morse and Polaroid’s Culture of Art and Innovation, 1945–1969,” which draws on the library’s extensive holdings of the ...