New party store offers fresh food on Poseyville
A new business, Lodge Party Store, has opened in an old location in the Bullock Creek area. The store has homemade breakfast and lunch items, traditional party store products, and more.
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A new business, Lodge Party Store, has opened in an old location in the Bullock Creek area. The store has homemade breakfast and lunch items, traditional party store products, and more.
A local family’s business, Taste of Midland, opens in the old Bushey’s location. The quick-serve, casual dining establishment offers Tex-Mex options, including appetizers, lunch, dinner, specialty drinks and margarita flights.
Sanford Hardware and the Red Oak Restaurant are back in business in downtown Sanford after Three Rivers Corporation completed a comprehensive rebuilding and restoration initiative. Community grants and donations of labor and materials from local businesses accelerated the projects and provided continuing support for the reopened businesses.
The Midland Business Inclusion Council and the Midland Business Alliance are working to attract and support diverse businesses in Midland. Catalyst Midland spoke with diverse business owners in the community to hear their business origin stories and their ideas for progress in Midland.
Aviator Cookie Company opens this Saturday in downtown Midland — the same day as Meet Your Merchants. Chris Welch, a pilot, was grounded due to the pandemic. Coupling his love for baking with his daughter’s idea, Welch set course for a new business.
Jenifer Acosta saw an opportunity to create a sense of place and grow the community in the Westwood condos, which were damaged by the tragic flooding last year. Acosta hopes to attract young working professionals with the location.
O’MACARON’s storefront is now open for business! If you want to try one of their 19 unique flavors of macarons, give them a visit in downtown Midland. You’ll want to get there early; they completely sold out within hours of their grand opening.
The Northwood University (NU) Gallery has been repurposed into the NU Idea Center, a space for experiential learning for students. The center hopes to open fully later this spring.
The Midland Business Alliance has offered assistance to more than 300 local businesses in effort to sustain them during the devastating COVID-19 pandemic. Co-owner of Grove Tea Lounge, Patrick McElgunn, shares how the grant he received from the MBA enabled his business to keep its doors open.
Holiday shopping looks different this year. But, Midland stores are still serving up a healthy dose of cheer. Shopping local is especially important this holiday season after a challenging year for small businesses.
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