The sign says Harper’s Grill, 129 W. Trade St., has closed. Word is the space has been subleased to The King’s Kitchen, a not-for-profit restaurant spearheaded by Chef Jim Noble that will open in April or early spring. The purpose of The King’s Kitchen, according to their website, is to “work together with businesses, ministries, non-profits and people of faith to employ, train and minister the gospel of Jesus Christ to troubled youth, rehab graduates and other members of our community who are in need of employment. The King’s Kitchen will operate as a public restaurant, serving local, healthy, comfort food at a medium price point.”
This article appears in Jan 19-25, 2010.
