Benny’s carryout set to return after fire
Local News, News
July 14, 2025
After a fire closed the Benny’s Pizza carryout early last year, crews have been working steadily to get the building ready to reopen. Owner Fred Neumeier said things should be ready to resume normal business operations in a few weeks. For more about the rebuild, listen to the latest episode of the Marysville Journal-Tribune Podcast. (Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

Benny’s carryout set to return after fire

By Michael Williamson 

It’s been a long road to recovery but the carryout building for Benny’s Pizza is set to reopen in just a few short weeks.

Owner Fred Neumeier said he wants to be the first to apologize to customers waiting on normal operations to resume after a fire closed the building early last year, but added ...

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