Salina Downtown, Inc. has organized Small Business Appreciation Week in Salina, Kansas this week to celebrate and promote small businesses throughout the city. According to April Rickman, Event Planner at Salina Downtown, small businesses play a crucial role in the local economy by providing jobs and contributing positively to the community.
Todd Welsh, owner of 1858 Coffeehouse, is one such business owner who expressed his excitement about the support small businesses are receiving during Small Business Appreciation Week. He emphasized the growth and development happening in downtown Salina and how it has had a positive impact on the community. Welsh is grateful for the opportunities that have emerged as a result of the growing business community in Salina.
Small Business Appreciation Week aims to provide recognition and support to these vital businesses while fostering growth and success in the local economy. The event showcases the unique contributions that each small business makes to downtown Salina and encourages visitors to explore all that downtown has to offer.
The community is seeing a new chapter unfold in downtown Salina with businesses flourishing and bringing new energy to the area. The support given to small businesses during Small Business Appreciation Week is further encouraging growth and success in the local economy.
Overall, Small Business Appreciation Week highlights the importance of supporting local businesses and their contribution to our communities. It serves as a reminder that every small business owner plays a significant role in creating thriving neighborhoods that benefit everyone who lives there.
