As Guadalupe Street construction continues, local business owners host fundraising event
It feels like ages since the Guadalupe Street road construction began, and given that the city kicked the project off in 2023, those feelings are completely valid. Despite repeated assurances that the work is nearing completion, updates to the downtown throughway have come at a grueling and frankly inexcusable pace.
As such, times have been tough for the nearly 50 small businesses located on or adjacent to Guadalupe Street—many of which, like Concrete Jungle, Bumblebee Baja Grill and Café Catron, have been open for decades in one form or another—have seen an immense decrease in foot traffic, but an upcoming fundraising event aims to help local businesses stay afloat.
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