Ability Weavers is celebrating their second anniversary this week. Much has changed over the past two years, but the overall purpose and mission of the business has remained the same. Products are made by those […]
When it comes to what makes Lowell special, its boutiques rank alongside the breweries and antique shops as major draws for visitors. The downtown has gone through something of a renaissance in recent years with […]
For about two months, Fans in the Stands have been establishing themselves in Lowell. The name and ownership may be new, but the seasoned experience behind the business has customers cheering. Continuing the Tradition […]
Dreams do come true. A mother and daughter have been given the opportunity to open their own boutique in Lowell. Lavender & Lace Boutique will open its doors this Saturday, May 5 and hold a […]
It seems like Mi Hometown Furnishings has been part of the Lowell community for years. However, this weekend they will be throwing a party to celebrate their first anniversary in downtown Lowell. Register online and […]
There’s a room in the back of Red Barn Consignments & Antiques which houses neither consignments or antiques. Sandi’s Cupboard offers customers primarily made in Michigan food products which delight taste buds. A punch card […]
Mi Hometown Furnishings has a lot to celebrate next month. The business will soon celebrate its first year in Lowell. The owners, Ken and Heather Palcowski, will also welcome their second child in March. And […]
Once the holidays are done, it doesn’t seem as though there is much to look forward to except more cold and more snow. However, three clothing boutiques in Lowell are hoping to add a little […]
By now, you’ve hopefully had your fill of turkey and may have even hit a few early morning sales at the big box stores for Black Friday. However, the long weekend isn’t over yet. Tomorrow […]
Earlier this month Ability Weavers celebrated their first anniversary. In the past year they have provided part-time employment for some who otherwise may struggle to find a job. It was through Beryl Bartkus’ personal experience […]
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