UPDATE: Miles to Go announces Whitesville Road location will reopen Tuesday following fire
Miles to Go announced its Whitesville Road location will reopen Tuesday morning following a small fire that temporarily closed the restaurant.
The business shared the update on Facebook, saying the fire was not enough to keep the location down and that employees are excited to welcome customers back.
“We’re stronger because of all of you, and we won’t let a little fire keep us down!” the business said.
Miles to Go thanked several people and organizations for their help following the incident, including the Columbus Fire Department for their quick response and professionalism, as well as BTC Construction and LTR Glass Company for helping with repairs and getting the restaurant back on track.
The business also recognized its staff for continuing to support one another during the unexpected closure, along with Morris Sign and Design and Bryan McElwee for their continued support since the restaurant opened.
A special thank you was also given to Vanessa Mahone, whose quick thinking and call to the fire department helped prevent further damage, according to the business.
Miles to Go expressed gratitude to the Columbus community for the prayers, messages, and encouragement shown during the closure.
The Whitesville Road location will reopen Tuesday at 11 a.m. Customers are encouraged to stop by and support the restaurant as it returns to normal operations.
Related stories
TrafficOne lane of U.S. Hwy. 431 South closed following reported vehicle fire in Seale
TrafficRoad closed on GA Highway 85
TrafficVehicle Fire Shuts Down Both Lanes of Alabama Highway 51
TrafficCRASH ALERT: Both lanes of Lee Road 188 closed near Lee Road 78
TrafficTwo transported after vehicle fire following crash in Beulah