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Your city just approved "Opa!" on Main Street.

Okay, so your city just approved a bunch of new businesses

Good morning from the Okanagan — the lake is calm, the vines are growing, and we have things to discuss.

You know how everyone talks about Kelowna growing? Well, the latest business license data from City Hall really shows it. There are a lot of new ventures hitting the ground, and one of them really caught my eye, especially if you're like me and always looking for a good bite.

### Get Ready for More Greek Food (Yes!)

According to the latest batch of business licenses issued by the city, we're about to get another spot for some delicious Greek food! A new business called "Opa!" at 123 Main Street just got its permit to operate. You know how much I love a good souvlaki, and frankly, you can never have too many places serving up authentic flavours. This isn't just a win for my taste buds, though. It’s a sign that our city's food scene is still expanding, bringing in diverse options for residents and visitors alike. It's on Main Street, so it's right in the thick of it – easy to get to after a walk down Bernard.

What this means for us is more choices when you're thinking about dinner, or just grabbing a quick bite during your lunch break. I'll be keeping an eye on their opening date, because you know I'll be first in line.

That's the latest from City Hall for now, but there's always more happening behind the scenes.

Nina Papadimitriou, MiTL Sports Desk, Kelowna.

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