Posted by Spook on August 25, 2015 at 11:50:53 from (104.63.94.65):
In Reply to: Buy local posted by flying belgian on August 23, 2015 at 16:58:36:
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I've tried, but it's become impossible for many things. There were a dozen or more lumberyards in this county 30 years ago, now there is not one. Lowes, HD, and Menards have run them all out. Most of the hardware stores also. 2 Hardware stores that I know of, are going to be gone within 5 years, the owners are getting old, and nobody is willing to take over a pretty marginal business. One hardware store went back to 1921. The owner told me that there literally wasn't enough income to pay the utility bills in the last couple of years. Small retail is dead.
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