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Kasper's Restaurant Hands Over Campus Location to University of the Ozarks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mon 00:00
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What happened

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Shane and Angi Kasper are handing their restaurant back to the University of the Ozarks. The restaurant had operated inside the University’s Voorhees building since 2019, serving as a popular dining destination for the Clarksville community, students, and employees. The transition out of the campus location is scheduled for the end of the calendar year.

From ozarks.edu

Why it matters

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The handover allows the University of the Ozarks to reclaim the property. This move occurs as new businesses have recently opened in Clarksville, Middle Tennessee, suggesting a shift in local commercial activity.

New businesses have recently opened in Clarksville, Middle Tennessee.

From ozarks.edu

Who's involved

  • ShaneShane Kasper, co-owner of the restaurant that operated inside the University of the Ozarks building.
  • University of the OzarksThe University of the Ozarks, which is receiving the restaurant back from the Kaspers.
  • ClarksvilleClarksville, the community where the restaurant served local residents.

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