I feel like the art museum is a hidden gem. They switch things up regularly, and it's free. I've been going at least a few times a year.

Love it. Let's just implement ChatGPT into this subreddit and we'll never have to post anymore.

I could see it expanding to other cities. Feds also are pushing for Narcan to be over the counter, making it even easier to get.

I hope you're right, but the White River website still shows him as the owner.

The Renew Jordan Creek plans look pretty cool. If they pull it off how they say they will, it'll make downtown Springfield look amazing.

Maybe I'm missing something, but is there something new here? Just the extent of what he purchased? KY3 already reported on the PPP fraud last year.

Source

Catch their Shark Tank pitch. I have a soft spot for that show, so it was nice to see.

Thanks dad!

I've heard from people more familiar with Mexican culture than myself that Don Tono's is authentic. I really appreciate that. Their food is fire.

The owner passed, and I think that's that on the bar/restaurant. Such a shame. I loved JOB and heard Danny was a good guy. Never met him but he left an impact.

A comment in that thread sums it up nicely.

>All it took was 8 months, a lawyer, local media, and public shaming.

I just feel bad for the family at this point. Shitty situation for them, no matter how you look at it.

He’s the goat

Remember this crap when we vote in April. The mayor and other seats are up for grabs. In the developers versus neighborhoods war, they've clearly chosen a side.

This subreddit and the Welcome to Springfield Facebook group have been too busy eating this dude's ass to see the questionable marketing moves he's been making. A lot of companies do great things for employees, but having to put all that shit on social media wreaks so much of wanting attention. Maybe he paid for an employee's car, but it's really just an inexpensive advertisement. Same with cross-promotion of other businesses. People keep falling for this shit, because "he's a good guy."

Well, look at him now. Not surprised at this latest development at all.

It's like a trucker haven, as far as I know.

They're a good shop if you're desperate. Nice guy runs the place. It's just not the same.

The proof is in the OP pic. He uses the unrelated Whataburger thing to promote his shit. Same with Alton Brown and Hong Kong Inn. Can't just let those things exist without using it to his advantage to get the attention he craves.

Him and Missouri Mike troll those Springfield-centric Facebook groups to get free ads, and it works again and again and again.

It's cool you guys like the food and all, but you're sucking the big old dick of capitalism and don't even care.

Thai Express owner is a whiny attention whore. But you'll only get downvoted for saying that on this subreddit.

The secret to Big Biscuit is checking in online before you go. I've gotten in quick that way.

We need a diner thread. Luca, Cedars, Big Biscuit, Early Bird (when you can get in). Waffle House and Steak & Shake in a pinch. RIP Smiths

And drinking the sadness away of living in the bible belt.

I'm saying the marketing company should pay the tattoo artists. Why should I pay to put their slogan on my body?

I understand the value of tattooers, and I have happily paid for several tattoos. I'm just not going to pay that high amount of money to wear a slogan for a marketing company.

Feels like the tats should be free or drastically reduced in price since this is essentially marketing. Some of the designs are cool, but it's a hard pass based on that.

From the article: "Designs range from $80-250, depending on their size, which are between 2-7 inches."

El Sombrero fucks

Hell yeah brother