Waffee food truck looks to celebrate first anniversary
KOAA
and last updated 2021-04-21 18:23:56-04
COLORADO SPRINGS â Waffee food truck, opened during April of 2020, has been wheeling and dealing in specialty waffles for almost a year, working to bring a new breakfast taste experience to Colorado Springs.
The truck, which also peddles coffee and specialty drinks, got its start following a trip by owner Heather Schmidt to Belgium.
The trip helped to cement Heather s love for Belgium waffles, so when she returned she decided to make her own.
When 2020 rolled around, Heather took her love of waffles and paired it with the desire to secure a second revenue stream and started up Waffee, selling her creations first to her neighborhood and then to Colorado Springs at large.
The Nail Studio celebrates 10 years of making beautiful nail art in NKY
While the pandemic has strained many local small businesses, The Nail Studio in Northern Kentucky is on the rebound and celebrating 10 years in business and theyâre looking to grow their staff.
and last updated 2021-04-16 17:02:29-04
CRESCENT SPRINGS, Ky. â While the pandemic has strained many local small businesses, The Nail Studio in Northern Kentucky is on the rebound and celebrating 10 years in business and theyâre looking to grow their staff.
The studio s owners said its loyal customers were the ones who helped keep the doors open for a decade and through the pandemic.
Jupiter chocolate shop that employs people on autism spectrum reopens We really need the sales to stay open, owner says
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WPTV
and last updated 2021-04-01 10:41:44-04
JUPITER, Fla. â The COVID-19 pandemic has led many people to suffer from isolation, especially those with special needs who aren t always able to comprehend big changes in their day-to-day lives.
After about a year of being closed because of the pandemic, a special Jupiter business that employs adults on the autism spectrum is back open and returning some normalcy into the lives of those who work there.
What s Left Records: Vinyl sanctuary in a digital world
Two brothers started the shop in 2020 as a place for vinyl lovers and to celebrate local music.
and last updated 2021-03-17 11:23:20-04
COLORADO SPRINGS â Started by brothers Bryan and Sean Ostrow, What s Left Records provides a space for those who love the physical copies of music to come peruse, find new bands/sounds, and dive into a non-digital world.
When the pandemic halted the work of these two music enthusiasts, in the business of promoting and booking local bands, they turned their focus on creating a new space dedicated to getting music into people s hands.