With online gift giving on the rise, one serial entrepreneur wanted to make it even easier and more convenient for people to send and receive gifts. With Goody you can send a gift as easily as a text.

The Goody Goody Diner evolved from an A&W root-beer stand, which occupied the site during the 1930s and '40s. As the automobile gained popularity, the walk-up eatery was replaced by a drive-in ...

Tuesday 10/5/2004--Teresa Heinz Kerry felt right at home in the Goody Goody Diner in St. Louis, because there is a Heinz catsup bottle on every table and four in this picture.

The first Goody Goody’s Little Kitchen was the first to open, in 1983, at 2101 E. Dorothy Lane in Kettering. It occupied a former Burger Chef property across from Rike’s Kettering Shopping Center.

Three chandeliers hang near the front doors of Goody Goody, Wednesday, July 10, 2013, in Humble. The store's last day as Goody Goody is June 3, and it will reopen as Total Wine on or around June 8.

Goody Goody sells the liquor, and its employees make the delivery. The Drizly app has a proprietary ID verification tool that Goody Goody drivers use to make sure they aren’t selling to minors.

DALLAS (CSBDFW.COM) - Thieves with an eye for the good stuff hit the Goody Goody liquor store on Lower Greenville; stealing $100,000 in 30 year old Scotch. A spokeswoman for Goody Goody liquors ...

"Came close but never quite right," Gonzmart said. In 2006, Goody Goody closed for good, bringing an end to a Tampa tradition. It was the city's first drive-in restaurant opening in the 1920s.

TAMPA — Longtime Tampa residents get misty-eyed when you mention Goody Goody, the iconic restaurant known for its pies and bags of hamburgers "POX" — that's pickles, onions and the fabled ...

The Goody Goody Restaurant, known in the late 1970s as Dayton's oldest family restaurant, was heavily damaged by a fire and was not rebuilt, according to a Thursday, March 2, 1978 issue of the ...

Goody Goody’s Web sales still have to abide by Texas' brick-and-mortar liquor laws. That means no purchases past 9 p.m. and none at all on Sundays, according to The Dallas Morning News.