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  1. The PGA Tour is returning to Asheville after an 80-year absence, with connections also noted to Bermuda.

PGA Tour Event Boosts Local Laundry Business in Asheville

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 19
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What happened

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A PGA Tour tournament in Asheville requires mobile laundry services for caddie bibs and towels. Anthony Lynch, who owns Curbside Laundry, is providing these services, which is providing him financial relief. Lynch had been struggling since Hurricane Helene damaged many short-term rentals in the area.

From wlos.com

Why it matters

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The tournament provides a financial boost to local businesses in Asheville. Marvin Thomas of Swannanoa Cleaners made the referral, helping the local laundry business gain momentum after a period of decline.

The PGA Tour is returning to Asheville after an 80-year absence.

From wlos.com

Who's involved

  • PGA TourHosting the tournament that requires local services
  • AshevilleThe location where the tournament and local businesses are situated

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AshevilleSpeculative

    Tournament activity could elevate local business revenue and demand in the area.

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