Andersonville
Coverage of Andersonville in the Nexus archive.
- Edgewater Candles Expands, Scent Queens Rebrands And More Far North Side Business News
Edgewater Candles is expanding its workshop space in Edgewater, and Scent Queens Candle Co. is rebranding as The Midnight Treasury while opening a new Andersonville location. Both businesses are increasing their physical footprint and diversifying their offerings, including candle-making workshops and a wider range of products.
- Tropical Smoothie Cafe Now Open In Former Uncharted Books In Logan Square
Tropical Smoothie Cafe opened in the former Uncharted Books location in Logan Square, marking the first franchise location in Chicago with ordering kiosks. The cafe, owned by Cesar Coronado and Marion Sullivan, aims to revitalize the previously vacant storefront and capitalize on neighborhood investments.
- This Week In Photos: Obama Center Opens, Joabe Barbosa Completes Running All Chicago Streets And More
The Obama Presidential Center opened in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood, featuring performances and family appearances. Joabe Barbosa completed a challenge to run every Chicago city block with public support. Other notable events included a police-involved shooting in Andersonville, a FIFA World Cup watch party in Little Village, and the unveiling of honorary street signs for Puerto Rican men killed by police decades earlier.
- Andersonville yarn shop started with a dream — and a ‘Jeopardy' win
Hannah Wilson opened The Dropped Stitch yarn shop in Andersonville using her Jeopardy winnings and transitioned from a corporate data science career. The shop offers yarn, crafting supplies, and classes, with Wilson advocating for LGBTQ+ inclusivity during Pride Month as a trans woman.