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Producer, writer for Gannett/USA Today Network, photographer for me. (he/him)
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Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Pass sells out in seconds

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By C. A. Bridges Verified
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Did you score an Olive Garden Never-Ending Pasta Pass? If so, you may be in very rare company. But Olive Garfen may be cooking up something else. The pass, good for unlimited pasta dishes, was limited to 10,000 lucky people. The instant the passes went on sale at 2 p.m. ET at PastaPass.com, they seemed to be snapped up, but some hopeful pasta fans watched their screens for an hour or more to find out.
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Kroger scraps plans for 80 Harris Teeter stores in Florida, except 1

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By C. A. Bridges Verified
| MSN Verified
C. A. Bridges, USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida Looking forward to Harris Teeter grocery stores popping up around Florida? Unless you live in the northeast corner of the state, you won't be able to find any. Grocer Kroger Co., which owns the Harris Teeter chain, has dropped plans to build up to 80 stores across the Sunshine State, according to the Tampa Bay Business Journal .
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Four airlines you can fly at Daytona Airport after JetBlue takes off

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By Ashley Ferrer, C. A. Bridges Verified
| The Daytona Beach News-Journal Verified
July 16, 2026, 4:53 p.m. ET JetBlue Airways will end its service at Daytona Beach International Airport on Sept. 9. The airline is dropping the "underperforming" Daytona Beach route to focus on Fort Lauderdale. American, Avelo, Breeze, and Delta will continue to operate out of the Daytona Beach airport. Travelers can fly to destinations in eight states from Daytona Beach International Airport.
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