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Several new businesses open in Orangevile
March 18, 2021 · 0 Comments
By Sam Odrowski
Several new businesses have opened up in Orangeville over the last four months and Orangeville Council took a moment to recognize them at a meeting earlier in March.
The businesses mentioned in Town staff’s report opened from October 1, 2020 to January 31, 2021.
Those businesses include:
- Figs Grocer (163 First Street)
- Save Max Supreme Korbin & Lacey Purchase Real Estate (51 Townline)
- The Village Refillery (28 Mill Street, Unit 109)
- DC Custom Homes Inc. (23 Commerce Road)
- Pivot Hair Studio (71 Broadway, Unit 1)
- Art of 8 Martial Arts (210 Broadway, Unit 110)
- Orangeville Formal Wear – Tailors (7 First Street)
- Branching Out Support Services (5 First Street)
- Glow Lounge by LakeFit (228 Broadway)
- WingsUp! (163 First Street); and
- Greystones (63 Broadway)
Prior to the approval of the report to council regarding the new businesses, Coun. Joe Andrews took a moment to congratulate and thank them for choosing Orangeville.
“I just wanted to take a second to thank the businesses for committing to our community, especially in these times,” he said. “You take a look at that the last quarter, in fact, straddling into this new year and it is wonderful that they have done so, under trying times.”
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