The Dough Hook, 117 N. Main St., launches its outdoor lunch grilling on Thursday, according to Marlena Ballinger.
This summer, grilling takes place in the village-owned alley between the Presbyterian Church and the Velasquez mural (across the street from The Dough Hook).
Grilling will take place each Thursday this summer from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
According to Ballinger, sandwiches off the grill include hamburgers, brats and oink burgers.
In addition, customers may purchase cookies, chips and deli salads.
Chase Eikenbary invites you to "Jazzercise Ladies Night Out" at 6 p.m., Friday, June 2, at the Sommer Center.
"We will have a 6 p.m. Jazzercise class in our regular room and then we'll walk over to the university kitchen and meet Jeanna Haggard and Jonah Agner from The Food Store around 7 p.m.," said Eikenbary.
Agner will provide us some food demos and Haggard will discuss some nutrition with the Jazzericse group.
Note: The Icon acquired a manuscript titled “A Brief History of Bluffton’s Industrial Developments.” This publication was prepared by the classes in Marketing and Small Business Administration from Bluffton College, under the director of Dr. Howard Raid. Publication date is May 1959. We’ve updated some current addresses so viewers may identify locations.
A homemade muzzleloader rifle is a lone reminder of a once well-known foundry and inventor’s shop operated in Bluffton by the Benroth brothers, Albert, Jule and Ferdinand.
