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We are closed for today. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks to Brights Zoo... Love Diana 😘❤️❗️

Adan birthday 🎉🎊🍰🎁🎉🍻🍻🍻❗️

We aré going to be closed on Easter Sunday, April 16 2017 🐣🐰🐇🌷🌷🌼🌸💐🌼🌸🍃❗️

We will be open all day Sunday 12 of March Thank you see you guys here

Shrimp Cocktel 🍤🍤🍤🍤❗️

Tacos mexicanos de pollo ❗️

Vega's Fiesta will be having a New Year's party tomorrow On The 31st of December at 10:00 pm everyone is welcome we will be have a Dj playing all night and we will be selling five dollar tickets for a drawing and a chanc to win a bottle of PATRON and $20 gift certificate. 1st place winner will win the bottle of PATRON and 2nd place winner will receive the 20 dollar gift certificate. hot wings tamales and pozole will be sold the day of the party, and also cold Draft beer. We want to thank everyone for the continued support that everyone has showed us and we wish you and and your family a Happy New Year 🎊🎊🎉🍻🍻🎉🎉🍽🍽🎊🎊🎊❗️

Today's special fajita quesadilla🇲🇽❗️

We will be closing Oct. 31 due to it being Halloween.🎃🎃👻👻🕸🕸😈😈🍬🍬🍁🍁🍭🍭❗️

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In celebration of Diana's Freedom we will be closed on Thursdays thank you..

We're going to be open today tomorrow and Sunday and will be closing Monday for a holiday thank you

Diana's Day Everybody's welcome Tell your friends please and thank you

Diana's Day

The search for Diana Guzman continues as the one-week mark of her disappearance draws closer. There is not much solid information to work with, sheriff's Detective Sgt. C. Michelle Holt said this morning. Guzman, 20, of Chuckey, was last seen nearly one week ago, about 12:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 11, in the Chuckey home she lives in with her family. Family members told authorities that Guzman did not show up for work last Thursday morning at the family-owned restaurant she works at in Jonesborough, Vega's Fiesta. Guzman has had no contact with family or friends since she went missing, Holt said. Investigators are following up a lead about a "ping" that may have come from Guzman's cellphone Aug. 11 in the Turkey Creek area of Knox County. They are in contact with her cellphone carrier, and learned that at 1:46 a.m. Aug. 11 the ping was traced to a location covering an approximate area that includes Turkey Creek Medical Center, a nearby Wal-Mart and a section of Interstate 75. A less accurate ping was logged at 7:58 a.m., also in the Turkey Creek area. "We don't know if it was a signal or not. It was on iCloud," Holt said. A person Guzman knows in the Turkey Creek area was interviewed and has not seen her, Holt said. Surveillance video from Wal-Mart shows she was not in the store and her car never entered the parking lot, Holt said. Guzman's family and friends have also been actively looking for her every day, Holt said. Whenever Guzman left her family home, she didn't take any extra clothing, makeup or other items a person might pack if they were planning to be gone for any length of time, Holt said. Some tips have been received from the public, but none have led to Guzman's whereabouts. "Then only thing that's going to crack this at this point is A, she's going to call in, or B, somebody's going to see her," Holt said. The importance of generating leads in the case increases with each day Guzman remains missing. "Everybody talks about how sweet she is. It's so uncharacteristic for her to not contact her family. That's the big thing, I think," Holt said. Guzman has not made any calls on her cellphone since 12:30 a.m. Thursday, and has not logged into social media accounts since Wednesday or used her debit card. Diana Guzman is a Greeneville High School graduate who studied at East Tennessee State University. She is 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs about 115 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. Guzman drives a beige/tan 2005 Nissan Maxima with a black bumper and blue-tinted headlights. The tag number of Guzman's Nissan is P7276L. The car is registered to her father, Heracio Guzman. The Greene County Sheriff's Department Criminal Investigation Division is following up all leads. Investigators can be reached at 423-798-1800. Other local law enforcement agencies or 911 can also be contacted, Holt said. Holt can be reached at [email protected].