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Inflation creates uptick in business at Charles Hegwood Community Market
SUMMARY: The Charles Hegwood Community Market under the I-110 bridge in Biloxi is bustling every Tuesday and Thursday. Vendors from around the region sell fresh fruits, vegetables, trinkets, and plants, offering a local alternative to high grocery store prices. Long-time vendor Colin Bailey emphasizes the freshness and lack of pesticides in market produce. Kia Randall and her husband promote their “you-pick” farm, seeking additional income. Chris Hey from Ocean Springs began his organic worm compost business during COVID-19. Community markets are growing in popularity as people seek fresher, more affordable alternatives amid ongoing inflation. Bill Snyder reports for WX News.
The Charles Hegwood Community Market in Biloxi is open twice a week and is usually busy with customers and vendors from all over the area.
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