March 23, 2025 - 06:57
Local business owners are expressing their apprehensions regarding the potential impact of proposed tariffs on wine imports. Khalid Pitts, co-owner of a well-known establishment on 14th Street, emphasized the significance of their role in the community, stating, “For the 17 years we’ve been here, we’ve been a neighborhood gathering spot.” This sentiment reflects the deep-rooted connection that local businesses have with their communities.
Cork Wine Bar and Market, a beloved fixture in the area, has served as a social hub for residents and visitors alike. The proposed tariffs could disrupt not only the availability of diverse wine selections but also the essence of community engagement that these businesses foster. Owners worry that increased costs may lead to higher prices for consumers, ultimately affecting their customer base and overall sales. As discussions around the tariffs continue, local entrepreneurs are hopeful for a resolution that will allow them to maintain their vital role in the neighborhood.
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Celebrating Achievement: Dayle Smith Honored with Distinguished Woman in Business Education AwardIn a significant recognition of her contributions to the field of business education, Dayle Smith has been awarded the Distinguished Woman in Business Education Award. This prestigious accolade...
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Leadership Change at Twin Cities Habitat for HumanityTwin Cities Habitat for Humanity, a prominent advocate for affordable housing based in St. Paul, has announced the appointment of Catherine Penkert as its new chief of staff. Penkert brings a...
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CEO of Atlanta Home Builder Faces Felony Charges Over Allegations of MisappropriationThe CEO of a prominent Atlanta-based home building company is back in court, facing serious felony charges stemming from alleged misconduct in business practices. Clients of the high-end builder...
May 31, 2025 - 09:09
Empowering Indigenous Businesses: The Impact of the Native American Collateral Support ProgramHELENA, MT – The Native American Collateral Support Program (NACS) is playing a crucial role in helping Indigenous-owned businesses in Montana by providing access to capital. This initiative aims...