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Harrisburg boutique owner shares her passion for thrifting and how she uses it to empower women

Janica Wright, Owner of Jay’s Boutique, joined us on The Spark Thursday to tell her story, share her passion for thrifting, tips for thrift shopping and how she uses thrifting to empower women.

By Aniya Faulcon

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Two-thirds of Americans are ditching their favorite brands, here’s why

Many Americans are not including products from popular brands like Cheerios, Dawn, Reese’s, Heinz in their shopping carts, as inflation takes its toll.

By Aniya Faulcon

Consumer Expert talks about the benefits of thrifting during times of inflation on National Thrift Shop Day

In honor of National Thrift Shop Day, today, many plan to support their local thrift shops and raise money and awareness for charitable organizations.

By Aniya Faulcon

How to beat inflation and save when back to school shopping

As students prepare for their first full year of in person learning since the start of COVID-19, the pressure to hit the school hallways with style, fit in, or simply be prepared for a successful school year, is on and is costing parents and students a pretty penny.

By Aniya Faulcon

Shopping without a mask depends on where you live, despite new CDC guidelines

Before heading out to buy milk or snacks, check to see if your city or state are still enforcing a mask mandate even if you are partially or fully vaccinated.

By NPR

A Black Friday with masked shoppers and booming online sales

The pandemic changed the way Black Friday looked and where the shopping occurred.

By NPR

What will Black Friday look like in a pandemic? Like everything else in 2020, it will be different

This year, the National Retail Federation forecast holiday sales increasing between 3.6 percent and 5.2 percent. The trade group predicts from $755.3 to $766.7 billion in total sales, including online shopping.

By Staff

Target, CVS shoppers will be required to wear masks

As of Thursday, only about half of the country's states require masks in public places.
By NPR
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