Building Local Communities
Elliott CrowJoin our community as we work to build strong local economies through investments in local businesses and guidance on how to invest in your community.
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Food Trucks: The Future of Restaurants Amid Rising Costs
You are seeing it all over the place, in person, on social media, in the news. Restaurants are closing left and right. There are many factors that are hitting the hospitality industry hard, whether you are looking at the rising costs of foo...
Saving Local Restaurants
I’ve been noticing a trend recently with local restaurants on social media. People have been complaining about “rising costs” of eating at these restaurants. Most of the time, these are happening straight in the comment section or they are ...
Food Delivery Services are Toxic for Restaurants
We’ve all done it. It’s a Friday night, you’re hanging out with friends, you decide that some Taco Bell sounds incredible at that moment. You hop on DoorDash or Uber Eats, scroll down to your closest location, place your order then just sta...
How can starting a side-hustle improve your community?
The term side-hustle has become a household topic in the past decade as the further development of technology has opened opportunities for individuals to earn supplementary income without giving up their full-time job. Some people pursue si...
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A local economy nerd with a vision to help small businesses and side hustlers live their dreams.
Founder of Bracket Busters, your go-to source for all things non-power conference college basketball! Small business enthusiast, author of Building Local.
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