The past two years have been hard on restaurants and bars everywhere, leaving many local institutions, like Teddy’s Juke Joint, hanging on by a financial thread. “Last year—2020—has been the worst year since I’ve been in business,” owner Lloyd “Teddy” Johnson Jr. told 225 in May, “and I don’t see why I’m still open.” The
Musicians are fighting to save an endangered Teddy’s Juke Joint
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