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TR's Pub Will Have A Final Bash Saturday As Closing Date Looms

Owners hope to finalize a deal soon with the Firewater Saloon, which plans to open a country-themed bar.

Old Leona's Could Be Replaced By New Mexican Restaurant Americanos

Chef A.J. Castillo, a St. Rita alum, aims to open his first restaurant at 11060 S. Western Ave.

Mt. Greenwood »

Firewater Saloon Eyes Mount Greenwood; Mexican Eatery Could Open In Leona's

Jamie Suckow, an owner of Firewater Saloon, said the country bar hopes to replace TR's Pub in December.

Streeterville »

'Rowdy' Country Bar Planned In Streeterville Slammed By Neighbors, Alderman

Firewater Saloon wants to open in Streeterville, but some neighbors don't want it.

Leona's Closes On Western Avenue In Morgan Park

Owners of Firewater Saloon said Monday a deal to for the property is "still up in the air right now."

Firewater Saloon Owners Considering Leona's For Country Bar And Restaurant

Owners of the Edison Park country bar are looking south as they consider an expansion, Ald. O'Shea said.

Firearms and Fashion Show Aims to Show a 'Different Kind of Gun Ownership'

The show is at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at the Firewater Saloon, 6689 N. Oliphant Ave.

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