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Following Hurricane Ivan, owner Jeremy Marsh salvaged much of the old venue and moved to a new location, purchasing the old [[Goofy Golf]] in 2005, and reopening the venue in June [[2005]], with [[The Selfish Gene]] as one of the headliners. The new location was several times larger than the old location and offered the same amenities as the previous venue. However, the new location boasted a large band room and main stage. The new venue hosted a variety of shows, including a MySpace tour in November of 2005.
 
Following Hurricane Ivan, owner Jeremy Marsh salvaged much of the old venue and moved to a new location, purchasing the old [[Goofy Golf]] in 2005, and reopening the venue in June [[2005]], with [[The Selfish Gene]] as one of the headliners. The new location was several times larger than the old location and offered the same amenities as the previous venue. However, the new location boasted a large band room and main stage. The new venue hosted a variety of shows, including a MySpace tour in November of 2005.
  
The venue enjoyed renewed business through most of 2005 and 2006, however business began to decline in 2006, forcing owner Jeremy Marsh to close operations in October of 2006. The final show was played by [[Among Them]]. Following the shop's permanent closure, Marsh redeveloped and reopened the [[Goofy Golf]] in April of 2007.
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The venue enjoyed renewed business through most of 2005 and 2006, however business began to decline in 2006, forcing owner Jeremy Marsh to close operations in October of 2006. The final show was played by [[Among Them]].
 
 
The area where the Daily Grind once occupied on Palafox street is now a large vacant lot. Numerous attempts have been made to redevelop the property since the area was leveled. Traces of the entrance to the old cafe can still be found near the sidewalk.
 
  
 
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