Wednesday at midnight is the deadline for small businesses to apply for grants worth up to $10,000. The grants, being distributed through the Local Initiatives Support Corp. (LISC) and funded by Verizon, target minority-, women- and veteran-owned businesses.
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Couple buys Subway franchise on West Side to inspire change
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The grand opening for the eatery, at the corner of Pulaski Road and Lake Street, will be some time in February.
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Produce market sees growth in third year
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Fresh food is available every Friday through the end of August.
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Yoga studio opens in Austin
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Personal sessions can be scheduled now for $10 and will be held at Bethel New Life.
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Two Moo & Oinks close, including one on the West Side
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Austin residents have one less grocery store to shop at.
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Local business group celebrates 2010
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The Austin Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting and holiday celebration earlier this month at Circle Family Healthcare Network.
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A West Side landmark returns
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Alice’s restaurant reopened earlier this year on Chicago Avenue, drawing old and new customers looking for soul food made by Alice Carter.
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Business owners on Madison Avenue could be eligible for city grants
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Business owners must apply for the $750,000 fund in the next month.
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Hours speed by at Out of the Past Records
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West Side record store delights customers from around the world.
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Weaving through the recession
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Hair salons in Austin don’t seem affected by the downturn, as long as they offer certain services.
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Austin restaurant offers customers a different meal
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No pork or beef is served at Quench. But that doesn’t stop West Siders from dining at the eatery.