Lexington Coffee Shop customers were caught by surprise when the shop closed late last month. Now, new owners are planning to reopen it under the name Lex Co Coffees.
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The decline was driven by escalating trade tensions as President Trump threatened 200% tariffs on European wines, sparking fears of economic instability. Despite positive reports on inflation and unemployment, market turbulence continues.
New grant program in Buena Vista aims to revitalize the city by funding upgrades to the fronts of homes and businesses.
Rock Steady Boxing is a no-contact boxing class for Parkinson’s patients. Participants say the classes help them retain coordination, balance, and motor skills.
Some store owners are searching for higher visibility, lower rents or larger spaces. But, space downtown is hard to find.
Yellow Brick Road Early Learning Center expects to expand its services to the Lexington Presbyterian Church this fall. By opening up more spots, the center hopes to provide more child care options in Lexington.
The owner says there will be an overlap with the old store remaining open to sell off furnishings as the new store opens less than a block from the current location.
The owners of Sugar Maple Trading Company on Main St. hope to reopen before Valentine’s Day. Meantime, they have stepped up online sales.
Climate change has decreased the supply while demand remains high. So, some local coffee businesses, such Pronto and RoadMap CoffeeWorks, are raising prices.
The Virginia Court of Appeals lifted the emergency stay order, which kept the remaining three giraffes at the Natural Bridge Zoo. But it’s still unclear when the animals will be transferred out of the park.