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From old homes to new businesses, the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota (PAM) keeps Minnesota communities vibrant and growing. PAM, a nonprofit with a statewide focus, works with Minnesota homeowners, realtors, entrepreneurs and lawmakers to preserve the state’s rich culture through education and advocacy.
Has your local Main Street come back to life in recent years? Have new businesses and fun events drawn you to downtown lately? If so, then Main Street America could be at work in your community
A third-generation family business based in Lawrence Township, New Jersey, Mrs. G TV & Appliance has helped customers find the best equipment for their homes for more than 80 years.
SCORE’s 2018 “The Megaphone of Main Street: Women’s Entrepreneurship” data report surveyed women on their triumphs and pitfalls in starting and running their businesses.
On the shores of the Mississippi River, Davenport, Iowa, represents a crossroads between the old and the new.
A new year means new opportunities to explore Main Street. Local farmers markets, bar crawls, parades and art festivals make the community more vibrant and more connected.
The holiday season so often becomes a time for celebration with loved ones, but for thousands of families across the country, it’s also a time for remembrance. On December 15, volunteers laid Christmas wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, and at other cemeteries across the United States to honor and remember the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives in service to the country. In Virginia,…read more →
In Easton, Pennsylvania, Suddenly Samantha Salon does more than give local residents a fresh cut. It also gives the community’s neediest members a fresh start.
Independent We Stand presented T & M Hardware & Rental’s Samantha Post with the first-ever Spirit of Independents Award.
What began as Steve Gegner’s after-school, part-time job will soon become his daughter Nikki’s very own small business.
