Sky Zone Opens + Dining At Duke's Grocery + Vintage Shop: MD Business

MARYLAND — National discount chain Burlington and two restaurants will move into the former site of a Joann Fabrics; the first Maryland location of Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar is open; and if bargains and vintage are among your passions, check out Twin Thrift Vintage. Plus, the owner and employees of a trucking company share how they've battled to earn a living after the Key Bridge collapse.

But before getting to the biggest business stories in the Free State, here are some of the best consumer deals of the week:

Freebies, Deals And Steals

In celebration of March Madness, Wendy's is offering its Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger and Double Stack for just $1 each with any purchase made through the app. The promotion runs until April 13.

Olive Garden has brought back a deal that hasn't been around for five years. The Italian chain is offering its Buy One, Take One menu now through May 4: Customers who order an entree at the restaurant get to take home another dish for free. Prices start at $15. More information here.

Check out this week's top headlines for Maryland business news on Patch:

Sky Zone Opens Trampoline Park In Waugh Chapel

Sky Zone opened its first trampoline park in Anne Arundel County last week. The company has 10 locations open or planned in Maryland.

Vintage Consignment Shop Finds Success With Twin Sister Owners

Shoppers looking for vintage items, secret treasures and one-of-a-kind goodies at a secondhand price should look no further than Twin Thrift Vintage.

Pisco y Nazca Bethesda Opens It Doors In MoCo

The third location of Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar in the DMV, and the first Maryland site of the chain, is open in the 2 Bethesda Metro Center building at 7401 Woodmont Ave. in Bethesda.

National Retailer To Join Egg Restaurant, Wings Eatery

A recently closed Joann Fabric and Crafts store will become home to Another Broken Egg Cafe and Buffalo Wild Wings GO.

Truckers Face 'Roller Coaster Ride' Year After Key Bridge Collapse

Heavy traffic and rising costs still challenge Maryland truckers after the Key Bridge collapse. "We're nowhere near financially recovered."

Business:

• Amazon Fresh Opens Fourth Store In MoCo
• Duke's Grocery To Reopen In Potomac Soon: Report
• Attempted Robbery Of Columbia Bank Reported
• Counselor Offers Virtual Appointments
• Costas Inn Owner's Death Draws Memories From Employees: Reports
• Woman Wins $133K From Lottery, Plans To Visit Mom In Vegas
• 2 Teens Rob Another Teen At Fast Food Restaurant: PGPD