Whataburger Takes Stand Against Open Carry Law
Whataburger will not allow open carrying of guns on its properties amid Texas open carry legal updates. CEO Preston Atkinson cites employee and customer comfort with firearms, signaling likely moves by other chains and potential boycotts from gun-rights advocates. The policy aims to limit where firearms can be openly carried once the new law takes effect in January.
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Aiken hotel plan updates move forward with single floor drop
The RBA Group reworked the project adding a five double queen and two king rooms plus three king suites while preserving space for 40 rooms. The design keeps a meeting space restaurant rooftop bar patio water feature and gym. City council recently approved a height raise toward 75 feet for the six story addition.
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Smithsonian keeps Cosby art exhibit open amid allegations
Smithsonian officials decided the Cosby private art collection exhibit should remain part of the National Museum of African Art. The exhibit, which opened in November, includes works from Cosby family loans and nonprofit sources. The Cosbys funded about 716000 dollars for the show, a fact not disclosed in initial materials.
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