Meaning behind the Uptown Squares Board game storefronts
At first look the storefronts on the Uptown Squares Board game may seem meaningless, but the board is actually centered around vital small businesses every community needs to thrive.
We felt it was important to demonstrate the economic and social impact of local small businesses on a community. Which is why our board showcases small businesses that positively provide for the health, welfare, social, educational, spiritual, financial, recreational, leisure and cultural needs of a prosperous community.
Labelle's Grocery Store
Tuskegee Medical Clinic
Having a medical facility in a community is vital in keeping people well; and can literally save lives for people who need urgent medical attention.
Mollie's Drug Store
Having a pharmacy in a community means access to essential services like medication refills, point-of-care testing, immunizations, medication advisory services, and even self-care recommendations for minor ailments.
Mc Dondra's Soul Food
Having a restaurant in a community means access to a gathering place where people can come together to share a meal and interact socially.
Jadon's Auto Repair Shop
Having an auto repair shop in a community means access to affordable auto repairs; and their work on cars help keep streets safe and limit emissions.
…and more just take a look at our board!
