New consignment store coming to Sylacauga
SYLACAUGA, Ala. - A brand new consignment store that goes by the name of Armored Seed Consignment and Gifts is coming to the Marble City.
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Sylacauga’s newest event venue grand-opening date announced
SYLACAUGA Ala. - If you have been searching for that perfect venue for your special event, you may be in luck.
Sylacauga CDA announces final list of local grant recipients
SYLACAUGA, Ala. - On Thursday the Sylacauga Commercial Development Authority finalized the recipients of its ‘Small Business Emergency Re-Boot Micro-Grant' which it launched last month.
Buttons and Bows storefront closing, moving to online boutique
SYLACAUGA Ala.- After 33 years of business, Buttons and Bows Boutique is saying goodbye to its storefront on Broadway Ave. However, the shop will not be closing down for good.
ALFA agents combining downtown in one office
SYLACAUGA Ala.- After many years of having two offices in Sylacauga, Alfa Insurance is combining downtown.
Childersburg bridge project; how it has affected local businesses
CHILDERSBURG Ala.- Frustrated. That is how many Childersburg businesses feel about the ongoing bridge construction on Hwy. 280 in Childersburg.
Economic relief available to Alabama’s seafood industry in coming months
MONTGOMERY Ala.- Economic relief will soon be available for qualifying applicants in Alabama's Seafood Industry who have been affected by COVID-19.
Avoid long lines at county building by taking advantage of extended deadlines
SYLACAUGA Ala. - Worried about renewing your vehicle tags? No need to stress, there is still plenty of time.
‘Close contact service’ providers open as state loosens restrictions
SYLACAUGA Ala.- Many businesses in city of Sylacauga re-opened, and began serving customers on Monday after restrictions were eased by Gov. Kay Ivey.
Sylacauga CDA launches grant program for businesses hurt by pandemic
SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The Sylacauga Commercial Development Authority has a grant program focused on helping businesses reboot once Gov. Ivey's stay-at-home order, which is scheduled to end on April 30, is lifted.
[WATCH] From one small business to another, the message is loud and clear: “support local”
SYLACAUGA, Ala. - During this unprecedented time, we have witnessed so much good from so many people...from so many different perspectives, businesses, and walks of life.
Has the state classified your business as ‘non-essential’? The Alabama Retail Association requests your input in a new survey
SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Many businesses considered 'non-essential' under the state's health order have closed, causing financial strain and an unpredictable future for local business owners.
