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Checkers & Rally's is entering Massachusetts with a location in Worcester at 99 Gold Star Blvd., according to a press release. The restaurant is owned and operated by veteran Checkers & Rally's ...

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WORCESTER ― A burger chain known for its heavy presence in the Southeast was approved Thursday, Oct. 23, by the License Commission to open its first location in New England along Gold Star Boulevard.

Burgers, fries and milkshakes — West Allis now has its own Checkers, marking the chain’s first suburban location in the Milwaukee County area. The project had been in development since 2023. On Oct.

Checkers and Rally’s, the bold double drive-thru brand known for its legendary taste, undeniable value, and game-changing innovation, has announced new ownership of five locations in Memphis. The ...

Memphis-born rapper Gloria Hallelujah Woods, known professionally as GloRilla, has orchestrated a compelling return to her working-class origins through an unprecedented collaboration with fast-food ...

A former Checkers employee is coming back to the burger chain for a new campaign. The latest work in Checkers and Rally’s “This Eats Different” platform features the Grammy-nominated rapper GloRilla, ...

From the fry station to the Billboard charts, GloRilla has come full circle. The Memphis-born rapper and Grammy-nominated artist is now the face of her signature combo at Checkers & Rally’s, launching ...

Fresh off a run to the Calder Cup Finals, the Charlotte Checkers are making a change in leadership. The American Hockey League team announced Monday that Tera Black will be stepping away from her post ...

Goaltender Kaapo Kahkonen saves a ricochet shot against the Laval Rockets in Sunday’s first period. The Charlotte Checkers defeated the Laval Rocket, 5-1. Matthew Laczko For to the Observer Not every ...