While the first round of Paycheck Protection Program grant money didn't reach most small businesses, there are still options for owners to seek support for the hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
When I became a journalist and started my career right here in Springfield, I felt determined that reporting the truth always came with a strong sense of responsibility to serve the community for which I was writing.
Owners say it’s been heartwarming to see crowds of people enjoy something that feels normal during these very abnormal times. But they both also say customers have been on board with following social distancing guidelines.
In light of coronavirus and a need for more hand sanitizer to be manufactured, Missy Duer says regulations for small, artisan distillers changed.
The changes brought on by COVID-19 and social distancing created some new challenges for the organization, which usually thrives off bringing large groups of people together to help meet hunger needs.
What do you do when you own two popular food businesses — with another restaurant about to open — and a pandemic upends the industry? Here's how two entrepreneurs are adapting in response to COVID-19.
Confused about where to go for the latest pandemic information and help? Here's a localized list to get you started.
The nature of the COhatch coworking space is to bring people together through meetings, restaurants, a commercial kitchen, events, and more. But now, while people can’t literally gather, so COhatch The Market will live stream Couch Fest tonight.
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