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Properties, Including Iconic Red Rose Inn, to Be Auctioned Under Chapter 11

Published July 6, 2013
Pending bankruptcy court approval, Red Rose Inn & Suites in Plant City, as well as other remaining properties owned by the Madonia family will see a change in ownership through a series of live and online auctions that are to be held in August.

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