Small town shops 'pivoting' to deal with consecutive crises
Owners of stores in rural towns say the landscape has changed since COVID, and higher costs and fewer customers have forced them to innovate.
Small town shops 'pivoting' to deal with consecutive crises
Owners of stores in rural towns say the landscape has changed since COVID, and higher costs and fewer customers have forced them to innovate.
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