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Chick-fil-A Reopens With 2 Drive-Thru Lanes at Lake Brandon Village
Paul and Tammy Holmberg celebrate 15 years in business today, June 5, at their newly refurbished Chick-fil-A at Lake Brandon Village. Ribbon-cuttings are scheduled with both the Greater Brandon and Greater Riverview chambers of commerce.
The Chick-fil-A at Lake Brandon Village, at 11325 Causeway Blvd., reopened this week after a month-long renovation that added a second drive-thru lane, a larger kitchen and a refurbished decor.
Updated as well is the Play Land for youngsters, which is closed now, but nearing completion.
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The restaurant reopens with new menu items, including the Asian, grilled and cobb salads.
Representatives from both the Greater Brandon Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce were scheduled to have ribbon-cuttings at the Chick-fil-A today, June 5, at 4:30 p.m.
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A community celebration follows, from 5 to 8 p.m., according to a post on the Chick-fil-A at Lake Brandon Village Facebook page.
The ribbon-cuttings mark as well the 15th anniversary of the eatery, owned and operated by Paul and Tammy Holmberg.
The couple have been recognized for their many community contributions with numerous awards over the years.
- Tammy Holmberg Named Brandon's 2011 Key Citizen of the Year (Video)
- Tammy Holmberg Receives Alice B. Tompkins Community Service Award
- Holmbergs Receive This Year's S.L. 'Spuds' Clements Award
Tammy Holmberg is a past honorary mayor of Brandon and past president of the Center Place Fine Arts & Civic Association's board of directors.
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