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Search for EV charging station led new owner to save Hobart's Green Door Books, which looks to rebrand, add wine bar and literary Airbnbs where guests can stay above a bookstore - Vimarsana News

Search for EV charging station led new owner to save Hobart's Green Door Books, which looks to rebrand, add wine bar and literary Airbnbs where guests can stay above a bookstore

A Washington D.C. attorney who specializes in space and satellite law bought an electric car in Colorado, drove it cross-country back home and serendipitously ended up buying a Hobart bookstore

Strange Attractors: The Ephrem Stories by Janice Deal - Vimarsana News

Strange Attractors: The Ephrem Stories by Janice Deal

SPONSORED: Strange Attractors: The Ephrem Stories brings together author Janice Deal's award-winning stories about Ephrem, Illinois.

Small Business Saturday events planned across Region - Vimarsana News

Small Business Saturday events planned across Region

Small Business Saturday asks people to consider buying gifts at local merchants, the independent mom-and-pop shops that make communities unique.

Riverside's Cellar Door Books starts new chapter in its new location – Redlands Daily Facts - Vimarsana News

Riverside's Cellar Door Books starts new chapter in its new location – Redlands Daily Facts

Expected two-week downtime turned into three months, but the indie bookseller is now open in Mission Grove center. Columnist David Allen relates the saga.

Riverside's Cellar Door Books starts new chapter in its new location – San Bernardino Sun - Vimarsana News

Riverside's Cellar Door Books starts new chapter in its new location – San Bernardino Sun

Expected two-week downtime turned into three months, but the indie bookseller is now open in Mission Grove center. Columnist David Allen relates the saga.

Source: sbsun.com