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The Montgomery Advertiser
Crumbl Cookies permanently closes Montgomery location
A popular dessert chain abruptly closed its doors in Montgomery this week. Early in the week of Oct. 13, the Crumbl Cookies bakery on Zelda Road featured handwritten signage noting that the location was permanently closed, prompting customers to go to the company's other bakery on Vaughn Road instead. The Zelda Road location has only been in operation since 2023 . The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment to clarify the reason for the closure, but the move appears to be official. The Zelda Road location no longer appears on GPS services such as Apple Maps or Google Maps, nor is it listed on Crumbl's official store locator . Business news: Starbucks closures hit Alabama. These 5 stores permanently shut The Utah-based brand has been in a period of struggle, according to recent reports of dwindling company profits. Founded in 2017 after co-founders Jason McGowan and Sawyer Hemsley believed they created the "perfect chocolate chip cookie," the brand gained huge popularity online over the past four to five years. Influencers on apps such as TikTok can be seen making videos weekly where they purchase, try and review each of the six exclusive cookies Crumbl curates each
cpapracticeadvisor.com
Corey Savoie Named CEO of Aldridge Borden
Aldridge Borden, an INSIDE Public Accounting top 400 firm based in Montgomery, AL, has announced that Corey Savoie took over as CEO on Oct. 1. Aldridge Borden, an INSIDE Public Accounting top 400 firm based in Montgomery, AL, has announced that Corey Savoie took over as CEO on Oct. 1.
WSFA
Crumbl Cookies closes 1 of its Montgomery locations
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Just over three years after the ribbon was cut on Montgomery’s first Crumbl Cookie location, the doors are now permanently closed. No specific reason for the abrupt end to the business was given, but this is not the first closure for the trendy cookie company, which exploded with hundreds of new stores in recent years as it rotated through different cookies on a weekly basis.
citrusindustry.net
Blood Oranges Could Benefit Cold-Hardy Growers
Blood oranges are an enticing option to help cold-hardy citrus producers diversify their crop portfolio. Muhammad Shahid, assistant professor of horticulture at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, is researching the crop at the North Florida Research and Education Center in Quincy. Nothing has deterred him from recommending it to growers in North Florida, South Georgia and South Alabama.