WILMINGTON — Some areas of downtown Wilmington are getting a facelift. A Wilmington Downtown Inc. (WDI) grant program is helping storefronts offset the costs of improvements in the central business district of downtown Wilmington.
The Facade Improvement Grant (FIG) Program has awarded five $2,500 grants. Funded by the Municipal Service District, $15,000 was allocated this fiscal year for the program, according to a press release from WDI.
Veteran owned company opens storefront in Evansville
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) – eLuxury , a local manufacturer of mattress pads, announced they have opened a storefront on the east side of Evansville. The eLuxury store carries modern accent furniture, bedding and mattresses.
Paul Saunders, a Marine Corps veteran, started his business selling sheets through e-commerce outlets out of his garage. As the business grew, Saunders purchased a mattress pad manufacturing operation in
Tennessee, which he relocated to Evansville, Indiana, in 2016.
Thumb Coast CBD plans to open Birchwood Mall storefront
Mara McCalmon said they've seen the need for another location develop over the years and this gives customers in Port Huron and Fort Gratiot a closer store.
The just over 1,000-square-foot space is in a former jewelry store and the CBD store will have the same products and photos on the walls as the St. Clair space. While the St. Clair location is more "beachy" this will be more "classical," the couple said.
Zumi's to open second location in former Topsfield Bakeshop storefront
As soon as it became a reality that Topsfield Bakeshop would have to close its downtown location, customers wondered who would move into the space. A&J King Bakery of Salem? Maybe Zumi's of Ipswich?
Zillie and Umesh Bhuju, owners of Zumi's, announced today, "Great news! It's true for 2022!" Zumi's will, indeed, open in the Bakeshop's former storefront.
Mercedes-Benz Crashes Through Hoboken Storefront | Englewood Daily Voice
Photos from the scene captured by Kathleen Heaney show a Mercedes-Benz sedan into the front of West Elm on Willow Avenue.
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Bolivar Bread Bakery opens new storefront | Journal-news | journal-news.net
Katie Kopsick, left, is joined by members of her bakery staff at Bolivar Bread Bakery, Abigail Metzgar, Ned Andrejevic, Gen LeJeune and Will Huff. The bakery held a soft opening Oct. 22 at its new location at 914 Washington Street in Harpers Ferry.
HARPERS FERRY — Although the name says Bolivar, representing where Bolivar Bread Baking began, the business now calls 914 Washington Street in Harpers Ferry its home.
Storefront Developments Around Brooklyn Heights | Brooklyn Heights Blog
Elsewhere on Montague, something seems to be happening at the long vacant, since well before the pandemic, former Vegetarian Ginger space, above Pinto at the corner of Henry. It’s hard to tell what, though. Many spots remain vacant.
Good news for caffeine addicts: Brooklyn Roasting Company is planning a new Brooklyn Heights location on the Clinton Street side of the new One Clinton building.
From Pasture to Porch, Vital Farms Launches Its First E-Commerce Storefront: "Vital Farms Farm
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Vital Farms (Nasdaq: VITL), a Certified B Corporation that offers a range of ethically produced foods nationwide, launched "Vital Farms Farm Shop," the brand's first e-commerce storefront.
"The Vital Farms Farm Shop is an opportunity for us to make our ethically produced products even more accessible to households across the country and learn about today's direct-to-consumer shopper," said Amanda Wilson, Content Strategy and Brand Communications Manager, Vital Farms.
Another storefront vandalized in Carney
Witnesses told NottinghamMD.com that the glass doors to the shop above, located in the Satyr Hill Shopping Center on East Joppa Road (21234), were shattered sometime between Thursday night and Friday morning.
Police say the incident is still under investigation and it is unclear whether anything was stolen.
Morris Plains Borough School students create Halloween magic on storefront windows | Morris
From left, Quinzell McKenzie helps Borough School fifth graders Clair Cicek and Quinn McKenzie paint the window of Carmel Haifa restaurant on Speedwell Avenue in Morris Plains on Friday, Oct. 22.
Former Morris Plains Mayor Frank Druetzler offers encouragement to Borough School store window painters, from left, fifth graders Brandon Catania and Mason Roy, and seventh graders Peyton Roy and Kyle Wigdahl. The boys were in the middle of painting the windows at Sister Nails salon.
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