The Lima Meijer store has been supporting the local Toy’s for Tot’s program for more than 2 decades and this morning toys were flying off the …
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Despite the pandemic, the toy drive seems to be going well in the Salvation Army’s eyes. But there have been some shortfalls as expected. Boxes weren’t set out in all the typical locations. Some businesses that were closed to the public or worked remotely didn’t have their normal amount of donations. Luckily those larger donations that come on an annual basis were still made.
This Black Friday looks a lot different than in the past, as both people and businesses have to keep COVID-19 restrictions in mind.
Even with uncertainty surrounding schools, one thing is certain and that is school supplies will be needed. So it's a good thing tax free weekend has arrived.
The first weekend in August has been designated as a sales tax free weekend for certain items in Ohio. You can purchase clothing priced at $75 or less for each item, school supplies at $20 or less per item and school instructional material at $20 or less per item. And that goes for anyone shopping for these things, not just those students going back to school. You are able to get those items tax free shopping online as well. To see all information on the tax free weekend, you can find it on the state website.