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Jackson County Businesses Prepare for Fall and Ownership Changes

JACKSON COUNTY, MI ÔÇô Some Jackson County area businesses are gearing up for fall, while some others are making a transition to new owners.

These are just some of the businesses making news lately. Here are some recent Jackson-area business stories you might have missed.

More than just the beer draws people to Ironbark Brewing Co.

Ironbark Brewing Co.

Ironbark Brewing Company began in 2017 with a vision of offering a neighborhood brewery with a variety of experiences, co-owner Nathan Brue said. This is achieved through creative beer recipes and food, he said.

All the food is made by Kibby Cobb Deli, which is owned by Adam Cyrocki, who also shares ownership of the brewery, Brue said. People can expect to find a variety of items they can find at the deli, including bagel sandwiches, deli sandwiches and gourmet hot dogs.

The most popular sandwich ordered at the brewery is The Yuppie, which comes with roasted turkey, avocado, spinach, red onion, tomato, and garlic herb aioli.

Read the full story about Ironbark Brewing Co. here.

Bone Island Grille will still feel like a vacation, new owners say

Karen Drushal and Frank Slaby opened Bone Island Grille almost 19 years ago with a desire to create a space that put everyone in a good mood.

They made the family-friendly restaurant at Vandercook Lake feel like a vacation, thanks to their tropical theme. But, just like every great vacation, their time running Bone Island Grille has come to an end.

The pair is retiring, but customers shouldnÔÇÖt fret. The good vibes of Bone Island Grille arenÔÇÖt going away anytime soon as new owners took over

Mark Dinius and Clayton Caudill have taken over Monday, Sept. 25. The friendsÔÇÖ main goal is to keep the same tropical and family-friendly atmosphere at Bone Island Grille, while slowly introducing some small changes, Caudill said.

Read the full story about Bone Island Grille here.

5 great convenience store eateries to try in Jackson County

ItÔÇÖs not often people can find a meal, drinks, and sometimes Lotto in the same location.

However, there are plenty of party or convenience stores that offer all this in the Jackson County area. Whether youÔÇÖre looking for hot eats or a cold drink, here is a list of five great convenience store eateries to try.

Some on the list include South Side Super Deli and Runway Party Store.

Read the full story about convenience store eateries in Jackson County here.

Seafood boil, etouffee makes The Deck Down Under a destination restaurant

The Deck Down Under wants patrons to enjoy items that are unique – something the restaurant achieves by offering dishes they wouldnÔÇÖt be able to make on their own.

Owner Scott Burns and chef Megan Vilminot are always rotating specials depending on the season. Last week, they introduced some items that will spread through the end of summer and lead into fall, Burns said.

One of these specials was the etouffee, an item The Deck Down Under had previously taken off its menu but brought back by popular request for a limited time. This dish features shrimp over seasoned rice, which is smothered in a creamy southern-spiced sauce with caramelized onions and sauteed peppers.

Read the full story about The Deck Down Under here.

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