Evolving retail
Danny Cuevas, owner of the Supreme Lookz barber shop in Moses Lake, said he uses events like a hot dog feed to get new customers and thank existing ones.
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A customer looks at wares in a pottery shop. While customers have a number of options, they’re returning to in-person shopping, according to the Washington Retail Association.
A shopper strolls down the street in Moses Lake.
OLYMPIA — From pandemic lockdowns to a surge in thefts to major changes in shopping habits, it’s been a bumpy few years for retail businesses.
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