BLACKFOOT – After a year of operation, a popular home-based dessert shop in Blackfoot is getting a storefront.
Bingham Bites Homemade Bakery is moving into the front end of Downtown Bread Company at 111 W. Bridge Street. Customers are invited to come and see the new place during a grand opening and open house Friday. Visitors can get a free doughnut.
“People can come in, take a look at the space, take a look at what we offer, grab a free doughnut and enjoy themselves,” owner Karly Bingham tells EastIdahoNews.com.
While you're here, how about this:
She brings uplifting messages to the windows of local storefronts - The Boston Globe
"Sunshine is the best media," she wrote using a white paint marker last week. "No one is you, and that is your power," read another storefront quote. A third highlighted an especially relevant message today: "We're in this together."
The #letteringforlove initiative is the Reading-based calligrapher's way of supporting as many boutiques, bookshops, and retailers as she can during the pandemic. So far, Amoroso has personally lettered 150 storefronts with messages either they supply or she chooses. More than a hundred additional businesses are on her to-do list.
Coronavirus: All Bay Area counties to allow storefront retail pickup, associated businesses to
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- MAY 18: Stanley “Skip” Pas (right), owner of West Coast Leather, in San Francisco’s Union Square, talks with a vendor after opening up his shop on Tuesday, May 18, 2020, for the first time since the coronavirus shutdown began. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
* * *
SAN MATEO, CA – MAY 18: A sign asking customers to wear mask and keep social distance is seen on Monday May 18, 2020 at Bay Home and Linens in downtown San Mateo, Calif. This store is one of many businesses that reopened Monday as part of Phase 2 of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s reopening guidance. (Dai Sugano/ Bay Area News Group)
Denison business receives $10K grant for women entrepreneurs - News - Stephenville
A Denison business is receiving a grant aimed at assisting woman-owned businesses across Texas through the COVID-19 panemic.
Denison’s Monsters on Main is one of 100 businesses across the state that have won a $10,000 grant through the Texas Women’s University.
The AssistHER grant, issued under the school’s Center for Women Entrepreneurs, is aimed at assisting with operating expenses, technology upgrades and other expenses for businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19
Check out this next:
Dead Media Record Shop Closes Storefront - Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
After nearly six years of selling its carefully curated collection of vinyl, cassettes, books, and zines, Dead Media announced Monday that its storefront on 35th Street is closing for good at the end of the month. The store thanked volunteers, the community, Paul Dickinson, John Kass, and all the performers that rolled through, before urging others to continue supporting their local record stores.
"We WILL still be open online and on Instagram till the time is right," the statement reads. The store will function as sort of an e-store, with records listed on Discogs for purchase, and can be messaged through Instagram. There are over 500 products available on Discogs from Dead Media, encompassing just about any genre your soul desires. Colin Wilkinson, one of the owners, said to keep an eye on their Instagram stories for updates too.
BID Enlivens National Landing With Storefront Artwork – Commercial Observer
In an effort to enliven the local streetscapes around National Landing during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Crystal City Business Improvement District (BID) has launched #LoveNationalLanding, a new art campaign that highlights the work of area businesses and local artists.
"The BID is constantly exploring ways to foster a sense of community and show support for area businesses," Tracy Sayegh Gabriel , president and executive director of the BID, told Commercial Observer. "Our efforts include placemaking, public art, beautifying the public realm and community-building programming. Our #LoveNationalLanding campaign touches upon each of these objectives."
Little Caesars reopens in Round Rock under new ownership with remodeled storefront | Community
Franchisee Andrew Feghali reopened Round Rock's Little Caesars as its new owner the week of May 10. (Courtesy Little Caesars)
Now is the chance to help your local community succeed. Contribute to Community Impact Newspaper and gain daily insight into what's happening in your own backyard. Thank you for reading and supporting community journalism.
* * *
Texas state agencies and institutions of higher education to expect a 5% reduction in budget plans for the 2020-21 biennium as part of the state's response to the economic ramifications of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Council approves reallocation of funds for downtown façade and storefront improvements |
Over two dozen businesses in downtown Red Deer will soon be getting help to upgrade their storefront façades.
City officials say 25 applications have been received to access part of the program's $100,000 budget, with only nine of the top-ranked applicants eligible to receive the rebate.
Wednesday's decision, however, means an additional 16 applicants will now be eligible for the Façade and Storefront Improvement Rebate.
Officials anticipate the funds will be able to leverage an estimated $250,000 in private investment in downtown.
No comments:
Post a Comment