Jackson County, Mi – Jackson County is home to a variety of black -owned businesses, offering everything, from sweet treatments to water water rents.
February is coming soon, but the month of black history should not be the only time of the year to celebrate and control many excellent institutions of the Jackson area. Here are some that you can support not only this month, but every other day of the year.
Owner Chelsea Jones in Chelsea Cakes, 2300 Lansing Ave. in Jackson, Wednesday, March 29, 2023. The business is known for their short strawberry cake cake and other sweet treatments.J. Scott Park | jpark4@mlive.com
Chelsea cakes
Chelsea Jones started baking like a hobby, and now runs one of the best places for ripe goods in Jackson.
Jones’ business has been removed since the opening of physical location in 2022. In addition to signing it with strawberry leaf cake, Jones has added some tastes of cupcakes and cakes to its collection, including chocolate peanut butter, turtle, banana pudding and lush lemon.
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All treatments are filled with cheeses.
Items can be purchased inside at Chelsea Cakes’ at 2300 Lansing Ave. Location, whether from slices or for cupcake. Ordering orders are accepted and can be made on Chelsea Cake’s Facebook page or going to Bakery.
Chelsea Cakes is open from 9am to 2 in the afternoon Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with hours separated from 10am to 2:30 pm to 5 Wednesday afternoon. The business is closed on Sunday and Monday.
JT’s ski lease officially began the weekend of commemoration day. The business is owned by Jontaj and Laronda Wallace, who opened the business hoping to bring another form of family entertainment to Jackson County.
The lease of jt ski
Jontaj’s business and Laronda Wallace gives them a new way to share with Jackson district community, their love for emotion and excitement over water.
Michigan Jet’s ski lease will give and take free personal waters within a 25 mile radius of free Jackson. Thing everything beyond this is a $ 3 per mile fee.
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Personal waters are great for family time in the lake, collecting friends or any other activity, said Jontaj Wallace. Business others its services for parties, weddings, music videos and more.
Rental prices are $ 350 for four hours and $ 450 for an eight -hour full day. Life jackets and tubes to attract people are included and gas tariffs are separated from rent.
More information about the JT ski lease of JT can be found on its website and on the Facebook page. People can also call the owners at 517-920-9385.
Larry Pryor bags an order at the BBQ House to Pryor, 221 W. Prospect St. at Jackson, Wednesday, March 10, 2021. Driving through only the restaurant offers little of everything, including BBQ, fish, burgers and more.J. Scott Park | Mlive.com
BBQ House of Pryor
You can get a little of everything in this main way of the long road.
The varied menu includes cones, corn dogs, burgers, household cakes and many items and sides of snacks. Other well -known articles include Hoagie Cheesteak, Catfish and Barbecue.
BBQ House of Pryor, 221 W. Prospect St. In Jackson, it is open from 11am to 9th on Tuesday, 11am to 8 Wednesday afternoon until Saturday and 11am to 6 Sunday. More information is available on Eatery’s Facebook page.
Metropolitan ice cream rjs Co.
The Metropolitan RJ ice cream in downtown Jackson is known for its delicious treatments and its created burgers.
Smash Patty burgers start as doubles, and from there, clients can add whatever toppings they want. Toppings include a range of cheeses, mushrooms, jalapenos, banana peppers, onions, pineapples, pickles, lettuce and MOO-moo signature sauce, similar to a home-made house sauce.
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On the sweetest side, there are oscillations available in many aromas along with malt, hand -absorbed ice cream cones and many other treatment options.
Metropolitan ice cream of RJ, 135 E. Michigan Ave., is open from 11am to 9th in the afternoon from Monday to Saturday and noon until 6pm on Sunday. More information can be found on their website and Facebook.
Sophia Mahoney makes a smoothie Cali, who comes with strawberries and bananas, at Sisters Smoothies at Jackson Crossing on Wednesday, January 3, 2024. The store is owned and run by Mahoney sisters – Calvena, Sophia, Olivia, Cecilia and ILa – who are Daniel Mahone’s uncle, Mahoney. Parents also help.Chloe Miller | Cmiller@mlive.com
Sisters smoothies
What began as a tradition of making smoothie at home has become a complete family business.
The Mahoney family, led by the five daughters of Jackson Mayor Daniel Mahoney and his wife Semaj, realized their long dream of opening a business in 2023, offering specially designed smoothies that could quench anyone’s thirst.
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Customers can choose from more than 10 smoothies in the menu, choosing their almond milk base, apple juice, orange juice or water before adding and mixing other ingredients.
The smoothies sisters are open from 9am to 8 Monday afternoon, from 11am to 8th in the afternoon on Tuesday to Saturday and 1-5 on Sunday. More information can be found on Facebook pages Sister Smoothies.
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