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Uncovering The Heart and Soul of Entrepreneurship at Nita's Attic and Dakota Nuts-N-Candy

Anita has managed to create a cozy corner in the world where you can find all sorts of treasures from the past and present. Whether it's vintage items, consignment goods, or just a warm cup of coffee, Nita's Attic is a testament to Anita's entrepreneurial spirit and her ability to create a welcoming space for everyone.

But the journey doesn't stop there. The show then takes us to Bismarck's very own Dakota Nuts-n-Candy, a place that's as sweet as it sounds. Owned by Mike Iker, this shop is famous for its delicious treats and snacks. But what's even more special about Dakota Nuts-n-Candy is Mike's commitment to giving back to the community, especially to veterans. Mike's story is a perfect example of how a business can be more than just a place to shop; it can be a place that brings people together and supports important causes.

Made Local isn't just a show; it's a celebration of the entrepreneurial spirit that thrives in local communities. Through Lori's eyes, we get to see the dedication, creativity, and heart that local business owners put into their work. It's a reminder of the importance of supporting local businesses and the incredible impact they have on their communities.

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Anita Fettig
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Bismarck
consignment store
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