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Furniture World News By Nic Ledoux on 7/1/2021 A surge of enthusiastic buyers from across the country arrived early in Dallas for the first show of the summer season, Total Home & Gift Market, driving record attendance including a historic number of new buyers. Retail decision makers from 47 states attended the trade event, held June 23-29, and ordered deeply to fill depleted inventories.
Attendance was up overall compared with June 2019 and was up compared with January 2021, traditionally a larger event. The number of new buyers was up more than 40% over June 2019. As well, the show continued to expand its geographic footprint: the show saw a 14% increase in buyers from the West, a 24% increase in buyers from the Midwest, and a 36% increase in buyers from the Southeast compared with June 2019. ....
Gainesville’s biggest news stories of 2020 From the coronavirus pandemic to social justice protests, events of national interest trickled down into Alachua County. And beyond that, the area experienced some of its own unique challenges and changes. But there was still some good to come out of it all, even if it came in unexpected ways. Here’s a look at some of the biggest news stories covered by The Gainesville Sun this past year. Pandemic perseverance Since mid-March, an unseeable predator essentially ruled over our daily lives. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way local government boards meet, how we greet each other in public and claimed the lives of at least 128 local residents. ....
Sandra Drosdowech and Jason Holland were hoping to open Thyme, a plant-based café and used book store, last spring. Then a little thing called the coronavirus arrived. Sandra Drosdowech and Jason Holland were hoping to open Thyme, a plant-based café and used book store, last spring. Then a little thing called the coronavirus arrived. Who could have predicted that? says Drosdowech with a laugh. Even on the notoriously bumpy road an entrepreneur must take to get started in the restaurant world, a pandemic is not exactly an anticipated pothole. So the owners of Thyme bided their time, and now this month, the Taché Avenue storefront is finally open, first with a limited takeaway menu featuring local teas, coffees and baked goods, and this week with a fuller menu of soups, sandwiches, veggie burgers, salads and more. ....