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Unleash your pup’s taste buds with a trip to Gangsta Dog, where there’s “great stuff for really good dogs” By Grace Silipigni / Photo Courtesy of Gary Hughes and Charles Townsend Love in its purest form exists between a man and his dog. We shower our four-legged friends with treats, toys, customized collars and memory foam beds in an effort to repay them for their steadfast companionship. Local dog enthusiasts Gary and Laura Hughes believe all animals deserve only the highest quality of care. Their pet shop, Gangsta Dog, is on a mission to ensure local pets receive just that. Like any great business plan, the concept of Gangsta Dog was born out of casual bar talk.  “One evening at a restaurant, over a martini and on a bar napkin, my wife and I decided to create a business around Bruiser, our oldest dog,” remembers Gary Hughes. The name “Gangsta Dog,” in fact, is a cheeky nod to Bruiser’s mixed breed roots. The couple launched Gangsta Dog and its products at a farmer’s market in Kentucky in 2014 and expanded into an official storefront three years later. When the Hughes relocated to Coastal Virginia, they brought Gangsta Dog with them,

This post was originally published on this siteMinnesota Mandolin Orchestra Performance Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 07/30/2024 – 16:25 The Minnesota Mandolin Orchestra will be performing during the Free Thursday Nights event at the Minnesota History Center on August 1. The concert will take place on the third floor from 6:00 – 7:45 pm. The Minnesota Mandolin Orchestra is a community orchestra formed in 1991 to preserve and foster the enjoyment of mandolin music. The orchestra is made up of about 30 musicians, playing mandolin, mandola, mandocello, guitar, and bass. Their repertoire includes old and new compositions for mandolin ensembles, transcriptions of classical music, and arrangements of popular tunes. For more information, visit https://www.mnmando.org/. 84d55ba8f6771878ed9ae0b22c35cddfec9706a8.png August 01, 2024 11 p.m. to 45 p.m. 1 August 1, 2024 – August 1, 2024 Arts & Culture Events Musical Performances & Concerts Children’s Events Children’s Events Minneapolis-St. Paul Event Minneapolis-St. Paul St. Paul This article: Minnesota Mandolin Orchestra Performance has been curated from our friends at Explore Minnesota and the original in it’s entirety can be found here: https://www.exploreminnesota.com/event/minnesota-mandolin-orchestra-performance/36079

This post was originally published on this siteFogo De Chao Towson Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 07/30/2024 – 15:10 Categories Steakhouse Central Maryland From the heart of Towson, located in Baltimore County, our Brazilian-trained gaucho chefs carefully select and prepare every item before presenting at your table. From the best cuts of meat to the fresh selections of our market table. Visit Website Local Phone: 410-870-9100 Get Directions Hours See website for hours. Meta Description From the heart of Towson, located in Baltimore County, our Brazilian-trained gaucho chefs carefully select and prepare every item before presenting at your table. From the best cuts of meat to the fresh selections of our market table. Logo Photo Fogo De Chao Towson 4 This article: Fogo De Chao Towson has been curated from our friends at Visit Maryland and the original in it’s entirety can be found here: https://www.visitmaryland.org/listing/steakhouse/fogo-de-chao-towson

This post was originally published on this siteThe Hatfield-McCoy Trail Systems boast adrenaline-pumping excitement, endless adventures and lasting memories around every twist and turn. Your ATV or side-by-side will feel right at home blazing through the 1,000-plus miles of trails, which are broken up into 10 systems. To help break up these long, thrilling miles, consider these iconic pit stops nestled within the Hatfield-McCoy Mountains and enjoy all that this one-of-a-kind region has to offer. Williamson Williamson is an ATV-friendly town in Tug Valley, meaning that riders can drive their off-road vehicles on the city streets and pull up to the local stores and restaurants. Explore The Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce, or the Williamson Coal House. This building stands out as it was built in 1933 – making up 65 tons of bituminous coal. Park your ATV and put on your hiking footwear for a scenic hike to Death Rock, which boasts a stunning 1,200-foot view of the Tug River Valley. Here you will also spot an Almost Heaven swing, so be sure to get your perfect #AlmostHeaven taken there! Explore other principal towns in the valley, including Gilbert, Matewan and Delbarton. Mercer County Head to Mercer County for a unique