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Downtown Taco Bell to Relocate

If you’ve been downtown lately, you may have noticed the construction at 310 E. College Ave– the former home to Old State Clothing, located between Hiester and Locust. Turns out that’s the future home of the downtown Taco Bell.

The manager on duty at Taco Bell said he knew that the current location would be transferring to the new one, as opposed to two downtown Taco Bells (madness?), but could not say when the switch would take place.

We’ll keep you updated on the time of the big move, putting the fast-food giant closer to the nucleus of drunken activity—Taco Bell stands to benefit immensely from your munchies.

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Dan is a senior and has been writing for Onward State since January 2010. Did you miss him? Nah, neither did we. He's returning after a semester abroad in England and will be serving as Arts Editor. Favorite things in life include references to The Big Lebowski.

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