Dallas-Fort Worth retail to go: Tell us if you are open for business offering curbside service
Matt Dulin - Olivia Lueckemeyer
Matt Dulin - Olivia Lueckemeyer
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"Retail to go" is getting underway April 24 across the state of Texas. In Plano, Alexandra Kieth picks up art supplies from Pipe and Palette as part of the downtown's kick off for to-go retail event. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
"Retail to go" is getting underway April 24 across the state of Texas. In Plano, Alexandra Kieth picks up art supplies from Pipe and Palette as part of the downtown's kick off for to-go retail event. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
With Gov. Greg Abbott's order allowing "retail to go" operations, many Dallas-Fort Worth shops are preparing to offer new curbside and delivery services.
Business owners in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are invited to share their plans by filling out the form below. Listings will appear in articles published by Community Impact Newspaper editions across the city.
