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Video: What’s going on with One Trick Pony, Golden Palace, Jack’s, KYNGZ, and other projects

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A visual version of the business updates article posted on November 16

by Melanie Jongsma

LANSING, Ill. (November 18, 2022) – The business updates article The Lansing Journal posted just two days ago quickly rose to the top of our most-viewed list, confirming that this is a subject a lot of people are interested in. There have been a few updates even since that article was published, so The Lansing Journal hit the streets — Torrence Avenue and Ridge Road — to provide a visual version of that business round-up:

The original article

Josh’s recent business update article includes links to other articles we’ve published about these developments, which provide greater detail about the projects.

The businesses visited in this week’s video

These businesses were listed alphabetically in Josh’s article. In the video, they are arranged geographically:

  • 0:39 – Torrence Place, Chipotle, Taco Bell, and Smoothie King
  • 3:08 – QuikTrip (formerly Kmart)
  • 3:52 – Mingles Bar and Grill (formerly LifeSource)
  • 4:38 – Bevda’s Beverage Superstore (formerly American Sale)
  • 5:13 – KYNGZ Restaurant (formerly Old Country Buffet)
  • 6:00 – Golden Palace (new name not yet known)
  • 6:41 – Cadou Decor (formerly Card Carousel)
  • 7:10 – One Trick Pony and Bulldog Ale House (formerly DeYoung Furniture and Jack’s Pub)
  • 8:28 – Municipal Collections of America (at one time the Fireplace Shop)
  • 9:16 – Greenway Bikehouse (formerly Rick’s Barber Shop)
  • 9:55 – Honey Berry Café (formerly Bakers Square)

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No other news source is providing this kind of local information to residents of Lansing and the surrounding area. Subscribers receive a Daily News email each morning, so they are the first to be informed about developments like this. Subscriptions are free thanks to the generous support of many of our readers:

Related

The Lansing Journal shops local too. The coats worn by Josh and Melanie in this video were purchased from The Bunker (3321 Ridge Road) and embroidered with The Lansing Journal logo by Every Good Gift/Worldwide Shirts (3516 Ridge Road).

Melanie Jongsma
Melanie Jongsma
Melanie Jongsma grew up in Lansing, Illinois, and believes The Lansing Journal has an important role to play in building community through trustworthy information.

2 COMMENTS

  1. I really really appreciate all that Melanie and Josh do at the Lansing Journal.
    The communication that Melanie has with the subscribers is just an extra special touch. Thank you Melanie!
    I support financially the Lansing Journal and have since the beginning because I appreciate having a local paper, and all of the work put into the Lansing Community. And also, it is soooo easy and convenient to financially support the Lansing Journal.

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