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Erie shoppers turn to other options as Halloween prices increase
The cost of clothing has increased 3.4% over the past year, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. As expenses rise, local shoppers are turning to second-hand stores and do-it-yourself options to celebrate Halloween on a budget. Local retailers report a rising trend in thrift shopping across...
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City of Erie Opens Flagship Fund Grant Applications
The City of Erie is once again investing in local entrepreneurs through its Flagship Fund microgrant program, offering financial support to small businesses looking to expand, innovate, and strengthen their operations. Applications are now being accepted for the 2026 funding cycle, with eligible businesses able to apply for grants ranging...
The US Sun
Goodwill confirms it will close its store for good next month – ‘not an easy decision’
GOODWILL has confirmed it will close one of its US stores in just over a month. The news comes as Goodwill continues to grow nationwide and replaces rival retailers. But Goodwill has also announced store closures this year, including one in Greenville, Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania store will close on November...
WYTV.com
Local business looks to community to help with expansion
WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) – A Trumbull County sweets business is looking to expand. Rachel Yanucci started selling mini-pancakes and other sweets out of her house two years ago. Now, Bite-Sized Bliss offers coffee, lattes and mini pancake sweets, and she’s looking to open a shop right by the Book Nook located at Courthouse Square in Warren.
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LinVan Lanes Owners Say Bowling Alley Will Not Be Rebuilt After Fire
TITUSVILLE, Pa. — The owners of LinVan Lanes say the longtime Titusville bowling alley will not be rebuilt following the fire that destroyed the business earlier this year, according to a post on Facebook Oct. 13. Scott and Kim Baker announced the decision in a message thanking bowlers, friends,...
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Soulful Restoration Celebrates Grand Opening in Downtown Warren
WARREN, Pa. – Soulful Restoration celebrated its grand opening Friday, Oct. 16, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, bringing a variety of wellness and relaxation services to downtown Warren. Owner Sandy Lander said the facility offers energy enhancement therapy, emotion code, Reiki, life coaching, and chi therapy, focusing on stress management...
WFMJ.com
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Giving You the Business: Battery Outlet
A family-owned Erie business is proving that even in the age of online shopping and big-box retailers, specialized customer service can still keep a local company charged up for success. At the corner of West 29th Street and Liberty Street, batteries line the shelves of Battery Outlet, a business that...
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From Industrial Site to Indoor Farm: Grow Erie Combines Fresh Produce With Workforce Opportunities
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Jessica Shirley visited Savocchio Opportunity Park in Erie, where the redevelopment of a former industrial site is supporting the local economy, expanding access to fresh produce, and creating workforce opportunities. The Grow Erie indoor farm is transforming the previously underutilized property into a community...
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The Water Ice Family Opens Storefront in Millcreek Mall
There's a new place to enjoy sweet treats at the Millcreek Mall as family-owned business, Water Ice opened its storefront. The business began in 2024 and is known for its water ice drinks, lemonades and customizable drinks and treats around the region. After serving customers at community events with its...
27 First News
Data center could be coming to Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Valor Energy Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire a computing center on Logan Avenue, according to a press release. “The Youngstown Project” includes a facility at 1911 Logan Avenue that is approximately 30,000 square feet, an estimated 18 megavoltamperes (MVA) of power capacity under an existing 23kV utility interconnection with Ohio Edison, the release from the company says.