The Scoot Inn has been a local Austin watering hole since 1871 and lays claim as one of the oldest bars in the state of Texas. Initially opened as a railroad saloon for travelers to stop in on their journey, the Scoot Inn became a local favorite of East Side workers. Today, Scoot is owned…
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In the northeast, a quarter inch long critter is instilling fear in hoteliers, apartment managers, retailers, and theaters. The bedbug is alive and thriving after their near eradication from American cities since the 1950s. In New York city, bedbugs have forced hotels to take rooms out of service, shuttered Abercrombie and Fitch for days, and…
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The recession’s effect on entertainment ticket sales is shared across all venues and geographic regions, but nowhere is it felt more than Nascar auto racing. Nascar draws its fans from a largely blue collar and predominantly male work force, the two demographics hit hardest by the recession. Even the celebrated removal of the ban on…
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