These are the most popular restaurant chains, broken down by generation—baby boomers, Gen Xers, and millennials.

We take a nostalgic look back at the incredible fast food chains we once loved that are now either gone forever or have just a few outposts left.

Jacksonville Promise Night: 2 p.m.-closing, Leo's Pizza, 230 S. Main St. | Mention Jacksonville Promise when placing order and Leo's will donate 15% of total to scholarship program. Call 217-243-3413.

The events include a 50-item auction with various items and baskets to bid on such as home décor, clothing, jewelry, food and ...

Over the years, chains have had a tremendous influence on American culture, from Little Caesars making takeout pizza accessible ... in 1983 in Charleston, Illinois, by Jimmy John Liautaud.

In addition to pizza, Domino's menu features made-to-order salads, sides, and sandwiches. Formerly Dunkin' Donuts, Dunkin' is a coffee and donut shop founded by Bill Rosenberg in 1950 in Quincy ...

Currently, 40 states allow high school athletes to accept some form of compensation. William Carter, a top NIL consultant who ...

Pittsfield is located southeast of Quincy, not far from the Illinois-Missouri border ... said he anticipates opening within about a month and a half. Beggars Pizza had the same restaurant-based liquor ...

Looking for an extra cheesy way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Share a slice of your heart by celebrating the day with a heart ...