Barbecue joint with Nigerian and Southern flare opens in Fitchburg By Daniel Monahan September 9, 2019 at 8:09 a.m.
![FITCHBURG — Years of experience in the food industry and a passion for smoking meat to perfection have led Liz Davis to open her own barbecue joint in the city, The Pig in Flames, which served its first customer just last week. When the small shop at 96 Franklin Road opened, Davis didn’t know what […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/SEN-L-PiginFlames_090519_08-1.jpg?w=132 "FITCHBURG — Years of experience in the food industry and a passion for smoking meat to perfection have led Liz Davis to open her own barbecue joint in the city, The Pig in Flames, which served its first customer just last week. When the small shop at 96 Franklin Road opened, Davis didn’t know what […]")
![On Friday, Sept. 20, hundreds of volunteers will join together to improve the North Central Massachusetts community at the 24th annual United Way Day of Caring. Throughout the day, volunteer teams will lend a hand at area non-profit agencies, from clearing trails at local parks to repainting faded school stairways and helping stuff envelopes for […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/sen-l-DayofCaring-1.jpg?w=132 "On Friday, Sept. 20, hundreds of volunteers will join together to improve the North Central Massachusetts community at the 24th annual United Way Day of Caring. Throughout the day, volunteer teams will lend a hand at area non-profit agencies, from clearing trails at local parks to repainting faded school stairways and helping stuff envelopes for […]")
![AYER – Business opportunities, incentive programs and success stories were top items on the agenda at the “Open for Business” breakfast hosted by the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce Tuesday morning. It was the second such event the chamber has hosted since launching the program in May in Harvard. With a regional reach that extends […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/low-z-ayer-1.jpg?w=117 "AYER – Business opportunities, incentive programs and success stories were top items on the agenda at the “Open for Business” breakfast hosted by the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce Tuesday morning. It was the second such event the chamber has hosted since launching the program in May in Harvard. With a regional reach that extends […]")
![GROTON Uwe Tobies was very sad that he had to do this job. He and his company, Tobies Restoration, were recently hired with clearing out a partially collapsed antique saw mill in town before it was to be demolished. But then something interesting happened. “When we emptied the mill, we recovered some old machinery,” Tobies […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/low-z-restoration-e1566571992386b-1.jpg?w=127 "GROTON Uwe Tobies was very sad that he had to do this job. He and his company, Tobies Restoration, were recently hired with clearing out a partially collapsed antique saw mill in town before it was to be demolished. But then something interesting happened. “When we emptied the mill, we recovered some old machinery,” Tobies […]")
![LEOMINSTER — For nearly two decades, Ellen Corliss has been serving sweets to Leominster and the surrounding area at her bakery, Aunty Ellen’s Creative Confections, currently located downtown at 16 Central St. The bright pink and lime green cafe front, reminiscent of a cupcake, itself, serves up a wide range of baked goods, including special-order […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/SEN-L-AuntyEllens_081519_15-1.jpg?w=132 "LEOMINSTER — For nearly two decades, Ellen Corliss has been serving sweets to Leominster and the surrounding area at her bakery, Aunty Ellen’s Creative Confections, currently located downtown at 16 Central St. The bright pink and lime green cafe front, reminiscent of a cupcake, itself, serves up a wide range of baked goods, including special-order […]")
