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The pop-up event will be open at Primetime from 5 to 11 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays until January, co-owner Chris Brown said.

of their products on Nov. 16, including multiple quantities and brands of bagged organic whole and baby carrots. The products should no longer be on grocery store shelves but may still be in consumers' refrigerators or freezers, as carrots can last a long time when refrigerated or frozen. See below for more information.

According to the report, pest control was notified during the inspection and the restaurant will need to be re-inspected.

You're in luck — there are still some Springfield grocery stores and restaurants that are offering catering.

If you're trying to navigate the holiday season without alcohol, you're not alone. Here are some tips for how to get through it.

Springfield News-Leader This week in Springfield food news, another ice cream shop announces its plans to close, a downtown bar will host a holiday pop-up, and a chicken chain is adding another location.

Springfield News-Leader Despite a brief warm-up on Tuesday, the weather looks to remain cold leading up to Thanksgiving, according to the National Weather Service in Springfield

Springfield News-Leader Even before anyone's tucked into turkey and cranberry sauce, the big man in the red suit is already making his rounds in the Ozarks.

If you don't want to cook Thanksgiving dinner at home, try one of these Springfield restaurants — but call ahead to confirm hours haven't changed.

There's no need to fear, however. Here are some resources for almost anything that could go wrong over the holidays. As always, in the event of an emergency, call 911.