Three new businesses share the D.R.I.P. retail incubator in Decatur
The first thing Mike Loyd wants you to know about his company, Dope Coffee, is that it’s about way more than coffee.
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The first thing Mike Loyd wants you to know about his company, Dope Coffee, is that it’s about way more than coffee.
The Decatur Downtown Development Authority has announced three businesses that will be part of the retail recruitment incubator program. The businesses will move into the brick-and-mortar location at 431 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. and will open on Oct. 15. The program aims to provide online businesses the opportunity to test their concepts in a physical space for six months, according to a press release.
BENNINGTON — A private developer’s efforts to renovate the former Bennington High School on Main Street has received $195,000 in state Downtown and Village Center tax credits to assist the
The City of Decatur and Decatur Downtown Development Authority have launched a retail recruitment incubator program that will provide online-only businesses with the opportunity to test their concepts in a brick-and-mortar location for a six-month period.
There's a new push to make sure small business owners are successful. The Decatur Downtown Development Authority (DDA) recently approved 25,000 to launching a retail recruitment incubator program. Shirley Baylis, the Downtown Program Manager for the City of Decatur, who also wrote the program, says the goal of the