Lucy Ward finishes a purchase at the Bent and Rusty on Small Business Saturday. Shoppers like Ward braced the winter winds to shop locally this Saturday, and many businesses had sales for the occasion.
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Collin Fontana and Connor Fontana store-hop down Second Street during Small Business Saturday this weekend. Shoppers braved blustery winds and blowing snow for the shopping holiday that encourages folks to shop at local businesses.
- Jordan Achs/Boomerang Staff
Despite the blustery winds, downtown Laramie was bustling with shoppers Saturday for Small Business Saturday. Small Business Saturday is a nationwide intiative that encourages folks to shop local; studies show that for every dollar spend locally, $0.67 stays within the local economy.
- Jordan Achs/Boomerang Staff
Bree Smith and Kara Montez laugh as they cross Garfield Street Saturday, clutching their Small Business Saturday haul. Despite the less-than-ideal weather Saturday, shoppers flocked downtown for the shopping holiday.
- Jordan Achs/Boomerang Staff
Bonds Brewing Company partnered with the Laramie Main Street Alliance to brew a special beer for Small Business Saturday, a salted carmel flavored beer. Over 70 businesses all over Laramie offered special promotions, snacks, specials and more for the shopping holiday.
- Jordan Achs/Boomerang Staff
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