Jasmine Flowers
Jasmine Flowers had not seen events like this in Duluth before, and it introduced her to Spoon’s Bar and Grill and Loc d Up Kreationz / LUKS Beauty, she said.
Flowers is grateful to have met Ronning, who has been a big help with her hair and clothing outfit Blessing Royal Collection.
“The reason why I am far in my business is because of her,” Flowers added.
Ronning’s invitation to the showcase was key in learning more about the Northland and getting involved, said Nate Elsey Williams.
Nate Elsey Williams
From that, Elsey Williams, who was new to Duluth, connected with Entrepreneur Fund, who he talks with every other week as he prepares to open Northside Bags.
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Keith White, left, and Jamar Kirk stand outside Stop N Go Pizza, which opened Nov. 20 in Superior. The business will be featured at the Northland Black Business Showcase on Friday in Duluth. (Jed Carlson / 2020 file / Superior Telegram)
In celebration of Black History Month, Neighborhood Youth Services is hosting a community showcase Friday of Black-owned businesses.
The Northland Black Business Showcase will feature Black entrepreneurs, artists and small-business owners from Duluth and Superior from 3-6 p.m. at the Washington Recreation Center, 310 N. First Ave. W., Duluth.
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