Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Ben's Iron Grill Now Hiring

Dorchester's newest Main Street business is now hiring.

Ben's Iron Grill -- which will be housed in the former location of R Lounge, The Longhorn Saloon, Pit Stop, and Last Call -- is accepting applications for several positions.

Specifically, the restaurant and pub is seeking the following:

  • Bartender
  • Waiter/Waitress
  • Bar Back
  • Kitchen Preparation
  • Kitchen Cook
Resumes should be sent to: P.O. Box 252, Dorchester, NE 68343. For more information, call (402) 309-0796 and ask for Kelly.

We at the Times are happy to see Dorchester's newest business come to fruition. And we encourage local residents to patronize all of Dorchester's business owners who take on considerable risk to grow the spirit of free enterprise in our community.

10 comments:

  1. It has been a while since I've left a comment, but I wanted to let the Dorchester Times know that I like the latest "days gone by" photos added to your website. Also I want to wish Ben H. all the best in his new business venture. The wife and kids and I will be supporting him!

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  2. I agree with Bob regarding the lovely photographs. In addition, I will be stopping by the grill for a tofu burger.

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  3. In his book "When Giants Fall: An Economic Roadmap for the End of The American Era," New York Times bestselling author Michael Panzner writes:

    Budgets of state and local governments will evaporate in some cases almost overnight, and safety nets and what people have assumed are "essential" services will disappear. Family, social, and community relationships will become far more important, and much of this may be based on the need for safety and security.

    The lesson is to support your local businesses. Change is a'comin...

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  4. Congratulations on the new grill. I LOVE the picture of the old school. My grandparents (Prachar/Aksamit) were married in 1927. I'm sure they remember the old building.

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  5. Regarding the pictures, is there anyway we can get a larger view of them.

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  6. In regard to the photo of the old school. My grandpa, Tony Wolfe, told me that before he went to the Great War, (WW1) he and some buddies, put a buggie up on the peaked roof one Halloween. Now that is a prank that took some work!

    JR Wolfe
    York

    PS Congratulations on the new business in Dorchester!

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  7. 'Anonymous (5:34 p.m.)':

    The Times plans to run a series of our old photos in an upcoming post.

    Those photos will be able to be enlarged by readers.

    Stay tuned.

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  8. JR,

    I can one up you. In the 1920's on Halloween night in Wilber, the kids used to take apart a threshing machine and then reassemble it on the roof of the school. To stay on topic, I don't believe they did any grilling!

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  9. I appreciate this story along w/ your others. I also understand that this blog does not have to be equal, but I would like to know why there is this article about the east side tavern but never has there been a notice or article about the new owners of the west side. If you at the times wish for your citezens to keep the money at home, then mabey you should also mention some of the other business.

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  10. 'Anonymous':

    We hear you.

    We welcome all Dorchester area businesses to send us any information on their operations.

    E-mail us anytime at Dorchester.Times@gmail.com.

    We want to do our part in promoting our hometown businesses.

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