Raising Cane’s exploring new Fort Collins restaurant

ByTommy Wood
FORT COLLINS — The immensely popular Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers is considering opening a second restaurant in Fort Collins.  The location would be 1800 N. College Ave., at the northeast corner of College Avenue and Willox Lane, according to city planning documents. The project will undergo concept review with city...

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