New restaurants and coffee shops are making their mark in the Great Lakes Bay Region, with popular chains expanding their presence in the area. Here are some of the recent stories and local business news you might have missed:
New Popeyes in Saginaw: The newest Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in the Saginaw area is now open for business on Bay Road in Saginaw Township. Known for its Louisiana-style fried chicken and chicken sandwiches, Popeyes is a welcome addition to the region.
Wingstop Coming to Saginaw Township: Wingstop, a restaurant chain famous for its wings, chicken sandwiches, and sides, is set to open in Saginaw County. The new location on Bay Road near Bay and Schust will be the first Wingstop in the Great Lakes Bay Region.
Spencer’s Route 46 Closing: Spencer’s Route 46, a longtime staple of Saginaw County’s Gratiot Road corridor, is closing soon, with the business listed for $1 million. The restaurant has been on the market for sale since March and will officially close at the end of June.
Pizza Hut Making a Comeback: Pizza Hut is returning to Saginaw Township with a new location on S. State St. near the intersection of State and Wieneke. The space, formerly occupied by Verizon, will be converted into two suites, with Pizza Hut being one of the tenants.
New President and CEO for Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce: Eugene Seals Jr. has been announced as the new president and CEO of the Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce, taking over from Veronica Horn. Seals brings a strong vision for the future growth and success of the business community in the region.
Court Street Theater Owner Mourned: The Court Street Theater in Saginaw has temporarily closed following the unexpected death of one of its owners, Tom Braley. The theater will be closed for a brief period as the community mourns the loss.
- Jimmy John’s Coming to Thomas Township: A new Jimmy John’s sandwich shop is set to open on Gratiot Road in Thomas Township, near the site of the former Long John Silver’s. The new building is scheduled to be completed by the end of the year.
These new developments and changes in the local business landscape are bringing excitement and growth to the Great Lakes Bay Region. Stay tuned for more updates and stories on the evolving business scene in the area.