Jessica Duren

People’s Choice Wine Competition slated for Tuesday

The first Capital City People’s Choice Missouri Wine Competition is coming to Jefferson City, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Page Library on the Lincoln University campus.

BizBeat: Diner’s owners excited to start rebuilding

After nearly four months, Oscar’s Classic Diner is set to begin rebuilding the restaurant that was destroyed by fire in late January. Owners Kurt and Lisa Mankin are excited to continue the process of renovation.

BizBeat: Chez Monet gears up for new chapter

Joan Fairfax, owner of High Street’s Chez Monet, is excited to begin a new chapter of business. Fairfax is transitioning into offering her bakery items from home.

BizBeat: Yen Ching is open for dining

Rumors are wrong, restaurant rep says

Despite rumors circulating, Missouri Boulevard’s Yen Ching is not closed. Nor is the Jefferson City restaurant closing. It's open for dining as usual.

BizBeat: Veit’s Restaurant to reopen at new site

Cookin’ up an old favorite

Looking to restart the legacy that ended in 2005 and keep the tradition alive, Sean Veit has taken on the task of reopening a long-standing family restaurant right here in Jefferson City.

BizBeat: G2 takes menu to the streets

TaNea Graves and Kasey Green, co-owners of the downtown Jefferson City catering company G2 Gallery, will soon be offering their services by way of wheels.

Helias president resigns

Helias Catholic High School President Didier “Di” Aur announced his resignation Tuesday, stating he’ll return to his previous place of employment.

Some U.S. Cellular customers get hung up in sale

Local service area not affected but certain customers are

U.S. Cellular customers across the country, including a few right here in Jefferson City, received disappointing letters last week highlighting the changes coming to their phone service.

Welcome Inn Again opens for business

Among new business licenses issued in Jefferson City

A new restaurant and lounge has opened in the Old Munichberg neighborhood of Jefferson City, bearing a similar name to the building’s previous establishment.

Events highlight Capital City eateries, galleries

A taste for cuisine, art

A Jefferson City Downtown Association event held Thursday evening allowed participants to enjoy several different dishes. Another event on Friday highlighted the creative arts in the Capital City.

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