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Hang out — literally — at Nooma, which offers

everything from aerial yoga to Pilates, Hot

Yoga, barre and Sculpt & Dance classes,

rivaling studios in big cities. It’s around the

corner from the first nonprofit to be featured

on the show, Zion Climbing and Event

Center, which builds community through

rock climbing in its 12,000+-square-foot space.

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You won’t go hungry in Searcy! Chef Whilma

Frogoso of Whilma’s Filipino Restaurant has

been dishing up authentic Asian fare

for 10 years. Try the signature Lumpia app!

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Snag specialty items like farm-fresh eggs

at El Mercado, which imports Mexican and

Hispanic favorites and just added a carniceria.

Then serve them on an Arganic Woodwork

creation made by an Army vet who donates

profits to help kids in foster care.

MY HOMETOWN

Searcy, AR

When Searcy won a nationwide contest, these six

local businesses became the focus of a $500,

town makeover. Tour the quaint Southern town

that “stars” this fall in season four of the hit show

Small Business Revolution—Main Street with

series creator/producer/host Amanda Brinkman.

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Come for Instagram-worthy foam, loose-leaf

teas and light bites at Savor + Sip coffeehouse

and creperie and stay for the good vibes and

cool decor like the tin ceiling uncovered and

carefully restored before opening.

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El Mercado

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The Good Stuff travel

Sun Valley

Jazz & Music

Festival, Idaho

Columbus Day:

Most banks and

post offices closed!

Catch the show on Hulu, Prime Video or online at

smallbusinessrevolution.org, starting October 8.

Zion Climbing and

Event Center

Platter from

Arganic Woodwork

Fare from

Whilma’s Filipino

Restaurant

Business Boost Amanda leads the makeover with each busi-

ness — developing its marketing strategy, getting its finances

in order, finding operational fixes and physical renovations

(this is where her fun cohost, Ty Pennington, comes in).