Graduation season is right around the corner. With so much going on, let Slim Chickens help cater your event. And even though they are known for their chicken strips and sauces, they also ...

Slim Chickens, a leading fast casual franchise in the better-chicken segment featuring dine-in and drive-thru service, announced today two new locations in Edgware Road and East Midlands. The openings ...

Conagra Brands missed Wall Street expectations for third-quarter sales and profit on Thursday, hurt by softening demand for ...

Slim Chickens, a leading fast casual franchise in the better-chicken segment featuring dine-in and drive-thru service, announced its new restaurant in High Point located at 2525 Eastchester Dr., High ...

While letting raw chicken firm up in the freezer is essential for cutting paper-thin sheets for schnitzel, or effectively ...

Slim Chickens is opening a North San Antonio location off Loop 1604 in the beginning of summer. The details Slim Chickens’ mission is to make the best hand-breaded chicken tende ...

American fried chicken chain Slim Chickens could be headed to Eastgate Square in Chichester later this year, and residents have plenty to say about it. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to ...

The infection of 47,654 commercial broiler-breeder chickens was confirmed on March 13 by the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH). Samples of the flock were tested at the Mississippi ...

The fresh attractions are American chain Slim Chickens; Fluffy Fluffy, a unique Japanese pancake, cheesecake and croffle concept; and local success story Rose Deli, opening its first bricks and ...

Chick-fil-A is expanding with a second location in Phenix City, and Slim Chickens is opening its first location. “We’re very thankful that they’ve chosen to come here,” Phenix City Mayor ...

The fast-casual eatery serves chicken wings, sandwiches and tenders, joining chains like Slim Chickens and Chicken Salad Chick that have opened locations in the Columbia area in recent years.

The policy is supported by science because highly pathogenic avian influenza is so deadly on its own, killing 90 to 100 percent of chickens in three or four days, says Matt Koci, an immunologist ...