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New owner buys Elburn’s Kountry Kettle

Owner Cheryl Groce (left) chats with her mom, Ruth Elders (center) and waitress Roxanne Cornwell (right0 in the kitchen of the former Kountry Kettle in Elburn. Groce is currently renovating the property and plans to reopen the restaurant as Rise-n-Dine this spring. (Sandy Bressner)

Owner Cheryl Groce (left) chats with her mom, Ruth Elders (center) and waitress Roxanne Cornwell (right0 in the kitchen of the former Kountry Kettle in Elburn. Groce is currently renovating the property and plans to reopen the restaurant as Rise-n-Dine this spring. (Sandy Bressner)

Contractor Tim Schneck (left) and Jerry Jackson work on replacing the ceiling tiles inside the former Kountry Kettle in Elburn. New owner Cheryl Groce is currently renovating the property and plans to reopen the restaurant as Rise-n-Dine this spring. (Sandy Bressner)

Owner Cheryl Groce (left) chats with her mom, Ruth Elders (center) and waitress Roxanne Cornwell (right0 in the kitchen of the former Kountry Kettle in Elburn. Groce is currently renovating the property and plans to reopen the restaurant as Rise-n-Dine this spring. (Sandy Bressner)