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Update -

From: Bryon Schlosser Sent: Sunday, March 29, 2020 10:35 AM To: Henry McClure Subject: (Office Message) - Update on Office Policies Going Forward I am sure you have been inundated with messages from associations and companies of all kinds with information about doing or not doing business.  Here is what I believe to be the current status of business and personal living since the governor's statewide Stay Home order as interpreted by KAR's Governmental Affairs Director, Mark Tomb:      1.  Everyone is directed to stay home unless performing an essential activity      2.  The Governor's order specifically includes real estate service as an essential activity      3.  The Governor's order supersedes all county orders addressing this subject      4.  The Governor's order goes into effect at midnight tonight a...

Urban Superette

There’s a gap in the marketplace between large-scale grocery stores and tiny convenience stores, and the Urban Superette is here to fill that gap. Located in mixed-use environments within dense population centers, the Urban Superette’s high traffic and visibility make it a hub of activity. With its sleek and refined decor, the store’s fresh, inviting look consistently attracts a diverse customer base that includes professionals, students, building residents, and families.  While other industry players often rely on mediocre food offerings, our urban markets offer fresh, appealing, flavorful and, where possible, locally sourced options (think fresh breads, coffee and espresso-style drinks, and craft beer). A wide selection of grocery items and quick-serve prepared foods are intended to maximize profits, while our finish-to-order program is designed with speed of service in mind and keeps production costs down.  Additionally, customers are encouraged to sit and stay awhile a...