Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers is on the verge of opening its second Indianapolis-area location.
The popular chicken tenders chain will open in Noblesville at 13020 Campus Parkway in late March.
The store is seeking more than 100 employees to work at the shop that will serve lunch, dinner and late-night bites.Built on a limited menu, Raising Cane's opened its first Indianapolis-area store in Avon at 8970 E. U.S. Highway 36 in November.From a college class business plan, Todd Graves started the chain in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in 1996, and named it after his yellow Labrador retriever, Raising Cane.
It’s the fastest growing in terms of visits at the top five fried chicken chains in the U.S., according to the Fried Chicken Index from Top Data, a market research agency.Candidates interested in various positions at the new restaurant can apply by texting RCJOBS to 97211 or by visitingIt’s not the only fried chicken place with a cult following that will be popping up around the area.
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