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Wildwood has been such a great part of the Fountain Fletcher community. I’m proud of what they did on that little corner. It’s sad to see it end, but I’m thankful for all they they did to build a community around their business.
The pandemic continues to cause havoc for small business owners and everyone is still trying to claw back to what existed before 2020. Revenues, expenses, staffing, and forecasting have all changed so much. Margins for small business owners are razor thin and harder to manage than ever. Every input is more expensive and customers are incredibly price sensitive. Trying to tune everything back in without sacrificing quality and service can sometimes feel like an endless losing battle.
Support local all that you can. Celebrate the businesses you love. Tell your friends about your favorite places.
Incredible grocery. It’s very sad to see them close, but these sorts of ventures are hard to sustain given the intense demands on the owner. They can feel incredibly good about what they accomplished.
Really sorry to see you go. Thanks for being there in the first place.