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New biscuit eatery aims to be community hub
Troy Harrington, who manages the Homewood location, said the CEO likes to say Maple Street isn’t a restaurant — it’s a community store that sells food. Read more
Photo by Erin Nelson.
It takes a Village
She started dedicating more time to the idea last year, and in June, Dawson launched her new company. Members have access to the events calendar and can join a private Facebook group where they can connect with other local moms. Read more
Metro Roundup: Hitting the Sweet Spot
Cinnaholic’s menu will feature its award-winning, handcrafted cinnamon rolls, brownies, edible cookie dough and baked cookies. Everything is made in-house from scratch, and all of the products are egg, dairy, lactose and cholesterol free. Read more
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Metro Roundup: Urgent care orthopedic clinic opens in Trace Crossings
The full-service, walk-in clinic, called the OS1 Sports Injury Clinic, offers urgent care specifically for sports-related and orthopedic-related injuries ranging from fractures, dislocations, sprains and overuse injuries. Read more
Photo by Leah Ingram Eagle.
Metro Roundup: Abundance Yoga studio stretches to new location
Rhodes said her mission is not one kind of yoga, but to help people find a practice that feels comfortable for them. Abundance Yoga classes will offer a little bit of everything. Read more
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Metro Roundup: Blueroot owner continues plans for opening pick-up window in Mountain Brook Village
At the pickup window, Ryan will sell her nutrient-dense salads, grain bowls, superfood snacks, breakfast bites, coffee and other drinks in a grab-and-go setting. Read more
Photo courtesy The Market at Pepper Place.
Metro Roundup: Farmers market picks up speed during pandemic
Not even a once-in-a-century pandemic can slowdown one of Alabama’s largest farmer’s markets. Read more
Women in Business: The Women of ARC Realty
The team members at ARC help their clients set a price; prepare for sale; take strong photography for the home listing; obtain marketing materials; and distribute the listing through more than 750 websites. Read more
Women in Business: Amanda Dabbs and Liza Roitman
"We stand apart from other agencies; we are true professionals based upon our years of experience in the industry,” Dabbs said. “And with our team, the client is not just a client, they are family.” Read more
Women in Business: Britney Smith, NeedCo Inc. Custom Cabinetry
Smith works as a designer, helping mostly with custom new construction. She finds it rewarding to help people pick out design concepts that they love. Read more
Women in Business: Annette Jones-Coleman, NeedCo Inc. Custom Cabinetry
“From new builds to remodels, I do it all,” Jones-Coleman said. But her niche is kitchens and bathrooms, which she loves because she gets to show more creativity, she said. Read more
Women in Business: Renee Genereux, Michele Cornett and Megan Brasher
The family-owned local business has a wall-to-wall showroom of decorative cabinet and door hardware, lighting, shutter hardware and mailboxes, fireballs and bath accessories. Read more
Women in Business: Judith Crittenden, Laura Montgomery Lee, Paige Yarbrough, Deborah Gregory, Kathryn Henry, Nicole Saia
“Our motto is ‘The Strength of Integrity,’” Lee said, adding that the law is their passion and integrity is their foundation. Read more
Women in Business: Dr. Ellen Witt, Witt Chiropractic Clinic
She has completed extensive post-graduate studies in a variety of areas and had the opportunity to be affiliated with the UAB neurosurgical spine team for several years, as well as teach anatomy and physiology at Samford University. Read more
Women in Business: Liz Montgomery, Northstar Realty/ERA King Real Estate
Serving Homewood and surrounding communities, Northstar provides a variety of property management services for individually owned condos, townhomes and houses, including tenant screening and leasing, inspections, maintenance and collections. Read more
Women in Business: Dr. Deanne Vail and Dr. Julie Webb
Cosmetic dentistry has become their passion over the years. It allows them to not only create and achieve beautiful aesthetics, but also gives them the opportunity to witness someone’s confidence soar. Read more
Women in Business: Nicole Brannon, ARC Realty
Brannon used the decelerated pace of the market to learn the real estate tricks of the trade. While everyone else was struggling, she learned how to market, network, buy and sell homes. Read more
Women in Business: Yvonne Pope
Pope is available to help with all aspects of planning and managing the event, from selecting a venue to picking out the menu, flowers and types of items to be included in live and silent auctions. Read more
Women in Business: Kete Quick Cannon, ARC Realty
With more than 27 years in the real estate industry, second-generation Realtor Kete Quick Cannon has risen to the top of Birmingham-area real estate agents. Read more
Women in Business: Dr. Amy Hartsfield, TMJ and Sleep Solutions of Alabama
Her practice, TMJ and Sleep Solutions of Alabama, offers care for patients who are suffering with orofacial pain and sleep issues. Read more
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