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Small businesses can see a 10-20% increase in sales during the holiday season

Mask Up Ada County: Central District Health Follows CDC Footsteps Masks are beginning to be the topic of discussion once again--just as we started to see less and less of them. What's going on with all of this? Well, according to the Central District Health, the proof is in the plumbing. You may have seen the national headlines recently that have emphasized the warnings from the Centers for Disease Control. What's behind the push? According to many statistics and out of an abundance of caution--the Delta variant is not one to be messed with. The variant, which scientists are still learning ab...

How the PPP helped Treasure Valley businesses weather COVID-19 In March 2020, Congress passed the CARES Act to provide $2.2 trillion in stimulus as the economy buckled under a global pandemic. The legislation included the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which through the Small Business Administration provided more than $525 billion in potentially forgivable loans to struggling businesses. Navigating stay-at-home orders and having little clarity around safety precautions for continued operations, many previously booming businesses were facing waves of uncertainty. Rediscovered Books, an ind...

UpdatedTue, Dec 29, 2020 at 11:22 am ET Replies(2) From left, Chelsea Mitchell, a longtime employee of Newtown Book & Record Exchange; former employee Sara Lawton; Bobbie Lewis, the store's founder (Chelsea Mitchell) NEWTOWN, PA — Forty years is a good run for any business, let alone a book and record store, which is a dying breed in modern America where small business owners struggle to compete with retail giants like Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Bobbie Lewis, who opened the Newtown Book & Record Exchange at 102 S. State Street in 1981, is placing her trust in one of her longtime employees t...

Record business is booming as people deep clean during COVID-19 pandemic Jean Haffner, the owner of the Record Exchange, has run out of room in the 10,000 square foot building and has it up for sale Author: Randy Schwentker Updated: 7:31 PM CST December 24, 2020 ST. LOUIS — The vinyl comeback is in full swing. Do you still have an old record collection, maybe some CDs, DVDs or VHS tapes? If so, they might just be worth something. The Record Exchange on Hampton Avenue in south St. Louis is rocking. COVID-19 has caused a surge in inventory from people finally t...