A buffet-style Chinese restaurant that has served hungry customers in Norwich for the past 18 years has closed. Riverbank Chinese Buffet in Wherry Road closed its doors for the final time on Thursday, June 16. From traditional Chinese food to authentic recipes, the Riverside restaurant served a variety of dishes for families to choose from.

Come join us for our Grand Opening event! Sip mimosas and enjoy some appetizers while checking out the salon changes and vendors with some awesome stuff! We will also have raffle prizes and give aways, as well as Mimi facials by our amazing aesthetician!! Come check it out! Are you the host? Report a problem ?

Kathleen Morelos of Tracy FFA leads her steer, Buttercup, off the stage after getting a high bid of $9 a pound. Buttercup, Reserve Champion Born & Raised, weighed in at 1,327 pounds. Ryann Dumlao of New Jerusalem 4H guides her Champion 4-H pig through the auction ring on Saturday. A crowd waits for the next entry in the steer auction Saturday at the Elmer and Diana Muller Show Ring at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds during AgFest.

FILE - This is a display of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes cereal at a Costco Warehouse in Homestead, Pa, on Thursday, May 14, 2020. Kellogg's announced Tuesday, June 21, 2022 that it is splitting into three companies: a cereal maker, a snack maker and a plant-based food company. Kellogg's, whose brands include Eggo waffles, Rice Krispies cereal and MorningStar Farms vegetarian products, said the proposed spinoffs of the yet to be named cereal and plant-based companies are expected to be completed by the end of 2023.

Get set with a free Wimbledon bet! A new restaurant could soon be coming to Marton. Plans have been lodged to turn two empty units at Marton shops into an eatery, with around 42 covers. The ground-floor units, a former betting shop and Post Office beneath the Jolsha restaurant at Marton Estate Square, have both been vacant for months.

The larger building now housing Central Valley Barber College in Riverbank made room for 34 stations and allows students to take customers with minimal wait times. - photo by VIRGINIA STILL Central Valley Barber College owners Carl Gibbs and Rhonda Arnold are delighted to bring their students a new and improved school. - photo by VIRGINIA STILL