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Journal-News: Buffalo Wings & Rings Now Open in Warren County
The Cincinnati-based chain opened a new eatery in Warren County, Ohio.

A Buffalo Wings & Rings recently opened doors in Mason, near the Kings Island amusement park. Franchisees John Gerbus and Todd Fetter built this location form the ground up, adding 70 jobs to the community.
“We are probably one of the closest restaurants to Kings Island,” Gerbus said. “Kings Island was the drawing factor, and Great Wolf Lodge, the tennis tournament, Kings High School is just around the corner.We want the family friendly experience.”
This new restaurant features a patio, and Gerbus hopes to provide an MVP experience for customers.
The Cincinnati-based brand continues to expand in Warren County with plans for a new location in Liberty Township as well.
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The Cincinnati-based chain opened a new eatery in Warren County, Ohio.

A Buffalo Wings & Rings recently opened doors in Mason, near the Kings Island amusement park. Franchisees John Gerbus and Todd Fetter built this location form the ground up, adding 70 jobs to the community.
“We are probably one of the closest restaurants to Kings Island,” Gerbus said. “Kings Island was the drawing factor, and Great Wolf Lodge, the tennis tournament, Kings High School is just around the corner.We want the family friendly experience.”
This new restaurant features a patio, and Gerbus hopes to provide an MVP experience for customers.
The Cincinnati-based brand continues to expand in Warren County with plans for a new location in Liberty Township as well.
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