Jeff Barron

2 days ago | lancastereaglegazette.com | Jeff Barron

The permits are for four projectsA nail salon interior renovation tops the listPICKERINGTON − The Pickerington building department recently issued four commercial building permits worth $408,905. They are:A $100,000 permit a nail salon interior renovation at 10501 Blacklick-Eastern Road, Unit 600. A $10,000 permit to add fire alarm devices at 1310 Hill Road North. A $9,260 permit for the addition and relocation of 25 sprinkler heads at 1310 Hill Road North.

2 days ago | lancastereaglegazette.com | Jeff Barron

Jeff BarronEl Vaquero Mexican Restaurant at 10503 Blacklick-Eastern Rd NW #100. Jeff Barron/Eagle-GazetteBob's Backyard BBQ at 80 W Church St.Jeff Barron/Eagle-GazetteFinnegan's Wake at 841 Hill Rd North. Jeff Barron/Eagle-GazetteGreek Star at 1276 Hill Rd North. Jeff Barron/Eagle-GazetteThe Old Bag of Nails at 797 Hill Rd North. Jeff Barron/Eagle-GazettePizzeria New York at 833 Hill Rd North. Jeff Barron/Eagle-GazetteThai Paradise at 1268 Hill Rd North.

2 days ago | lancastereaglegazette.com | Jeff Barron

Do you believe in tipping? Do you tip at businesses not normally associated with the practice? LANCASTER − Tipping is a time-honored tradition for rewarding good service in restaurants, barber shops, hair salons and other places. But some people say tipping has gone too far, with some businesses not normally associated with tips now expecting them. What is your opinion on tipping? Has it gone too far or is is just about right? You can vote here. [email protected]/X: @jeffrey_ba7142

3 days ago | zanesvilletimesrecorder.com | Jeff Barron

The restaurant has been a west side staple since moving to Lancaster from Somerset in 1992Nick's Restaurant & Pizza serves breakfast on SaturdaysLANCASTER − Nick's Restaurant & Pizza at 702 W. Wheeling St. opened in 1977 in Somerset before moving here in 1992. Now, almost 50 years later, it is still going strong. Nick and Joan England started the business and their son, Adam now runs it after taking over from his parents about 14 years ago.

4 days ago | lancastereaglegazette.com | Jeff Barron

Alice DuBois said it was rewarding to watch her children and business both growAlice DuBois has owned Candy Cottage since 2008LANCASTER − Owning a successful business can be challenging. Being a mother can also have some difficult moments. But being both can double those challenges. As the owner of Candy Cottage at 2217 W. Fair Ave. and being a mother of two, Alice DuBois knows how to handle those various challenges.