Support for Indiana Main Street organizations to fight the pandemic has been introduced, said Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch.
The Dillsboro Community Partnership Entrepreneurs and Small Business Assistance Committee met Wednesday, July 8, to review and make selections for the 2020 Façade/Awning/Signage Grant Program.
The Main Street Market, 141 Walnut St., Lawrenceburg, is a family-owned and operated butchery that offers the highest quality, fresh Amish poultry, pork, and beef cut-to-order. Submitted Photo
Lawrenceburg Main Street is shining the light on another retail business that recently opened in the downtown district.
Great Plains Communications, a growing Midwestern telecommunications provider with an expanding, privately-owned 11,500-mile fiber network in 11 states, has entered into a definitive agreement to a
Richard and Belinda Spurlock, owners of Grizzly’s Pizzeria in Dillsboro, have received a $5,000 crisis relief grant from The Duke Energy Foundation, awarded through One Dearborn and the Southeast Indiana Chamber Foundation. Businesses were required to be in a Duke Energy service area. The Spurlocks opened their pizzeria a few months before the pandemic. They quickly adapted their service to include free home delivery. Despite pandemic restrictions, they have added many new items including hand-dipped ice cream, sundaes and sweets.
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