MADISON — In a few months, folks will be able to “eat mor chikin.”
With a turn of the shovels, civic officials and Chick-fil-A representatives, including cow mascots in safety vests, broke ground this week for a restaurant at the ever-growing Town Madison.
Slated to open late this year, the Chick-fil-A restaurant is at Exit 9 on I-565, adjacent to Cracker Barrel, and about a mile west of Toyota Field.
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