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Shopping small makes a big impact I get it. It’s easy to shop on Amazon. Running low on toilet paper? Need lightbulbs? Want a bath caddy on a whim? With two clicks and even less thought, the item you need/want/desire is at your doorstep, often in 48 hours or less. Shopping locally requires more thought. Supporting small businesses is an intentional act — one that the mom and pop shops in your neighborhood desperately need you to make. Tens of thousands of small businesses closed over the pa...

Millennial Money: Shopping small makes a big impact KELSEY SHEEHY of NerdWallet FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this July 6, 2020 file photo, people eat outdoors at San Pedro Square in San Jose, Calif. Tens of thousands of small businesses closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, many of them permanently. Those still standing desperately need community support to stay open or reopen. Among business owners who closed during the pandemic and later reopened, 31% cited customer support as the reason...

Kelsey Sheehy Of Nerdwallet FILE - In this July 6, 2020 file photo, people eat outdoors at San Pedro Square in San Jose, Calif. Tens of thousands of small businesses closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, many of them permanently. Those still standing desperately need community support to stay open or reopen. Among business owners who closed during the pandemic and later reopened, 31% cited customer support as the reason they were able to do s (AP Photo/Ben Margot) ...

In This Issue | March 2021 Get to know San Antonio’s poet laureate (Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson, best advocate for literacy), learn how Martha Martinez Flores’ “SA is Amor” piece grew into a large-scale mural (best viral art piece) and find the best virtual class to add to your schedule. A daughter’s bout with eczema led to Organically Bath & Beauty (best local body care products), H-E-B still shines (best grocery store) and a look at those Spurs Fiesta jerseys we can’t get enough ...