What's UP with Biz? Shop Local This Halloween!

University Place, WALocal News

Halloween spending is projected to reach a record $13. 1 billion this year, according to the National Retail Federation. Local businesses in University Place, WA, encourage residents to shop locally for costumes, decorations, and treats. Harbor Greens offers a selection of pumpkins and mums, while grocery stores and pharmacies provide a range of candy and treats. HomeGoods supplies seasonal decorations, and Fred Meyer stocks costume materials for those interested in creating their own outfits.

Shopping locally supports the community and provides a unique shopping experience. Engaging with local vendors enhances the festive atmosphere and fosters community spirit. This year’s spending marks a significant increase from previous years, reflecting growing enthusiasm for Halloween celebrations. Residents are encouraged to explore local options to make their Halloween celebrations memorable.

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