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The article discusses and highlights about the location choice for building a casino in the context of "REZ DOGS" by Marty G. Two Bulls Sr., and Topic includes raises concerns about its viability due to being situated in a remote area and the potential customer base it might attract.

The article discusses Western Son Distillery located at Pilot Point, Texas. It mentions the awards won by company's Western Son Vodka brand which is known for its flavored alcoholic beverage. Topics discussed include the company's history, choosing Pilot Point as a location for its manufacturing facility, and the company's charitable donation to U.S. soldiers.

A correction is presented to the article about the location of Kansas City in Missouri in relation to the Mississippi River which appeared in the July 8, 2018 issue.

The article offers suggestions on sharing location with a smartphone including time to use the location-sharing tools such as sharing locations with friends through Google Maps, Apple's Message and Facebook Messenger in order to broadcast location for meeting.

The article reports that four area law firms in Buffalo, New York retained using the Miami office of the Studley Group for their site search. Representatives of law firms Harter Secrest & Emery LLP, Phillips Lytle LLP, Damon Morey LLP, and Jaeckle Fleischmann & Mugel LLP, said the use of Studley Group's office was due to its work record with law firms. Phillips Lytle managing partner David McNamara notes that Studley gave them a valuable benchmark under the economic instance.

The article reports on the challenges faced by the yogurt industry in California. Mike Nguyen, owner of Yogurtlicious, shared the difficulty in finding the right location for the opening of its yogurt shop amidst the worsening economic crisis. It is revealed that opening a frozen yogurt shop would cost from $200,000-400,000 depending on the location because real estate is considered an important aspect in the business.

The article presents an update on issues faced by the Farmers Market, selling local foods in Athens, Ohio in being allocated a permanent location for its operations. The community foundation, Athens Foundation, the executive director of which is Susan Urano is helping the cause. She set up a task force in the fall of 2014 to do location analysis, to find partners in the community and to organize funds for the new site. The names of the members of the task force are given.

The article reports on the relocation plan for the Museum of Art in Tucson, Arizona. According to Richard Anderson, the museum's past board president, the museum has grown its buildings in downtown Tucson. The museum's board held a meeting to discuss the options on where the museum might relocate or expand.