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RETAIL: Strengthening Communities Across Illinois
Monday, Jun 8, 2026 - Posted by Advertising Department [The following is a paid advertisement.] With its extensive selection of fine wines, beer, and spirits, It’s All About Wine has become a beloved gathering place in Springfield. Co-owned by Zach Sweet and his wife Nancy, the shop is known for its welcoming atmosphere, special events, and loyal customer base that feels more like family than patrons. Stop in and see why It’s All About Wine continues to bring people together in the heart of the community. Retail generates $7.3 billion in income and sales tax revenue each year in Illinois. These funds support public safety, infrastructure, education, and other important programs we all rely on every day. In fact, retail is the second largest revenue generator for the State of Illinois and the largest revenue generator for local governments. Policies that support small businesses help communities thrive as retailers like Zach in Springfield are better equipped to meet local needs. We Are Retail and IRMA are showcasing the retailers who make Illinois work. Please visit https://WeAreRetail.IRMA.org/.
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When RETAIL Succeeds, Illinois Succeeds
Wednesday, Jun 3, 2026 - Posted by Advertising Department [The following is a paid advertisement.] For more than 60 years, American Sale has helped Chicagoland families “bring the fun home” with pools, hot tubs, patio furniture, game rooms, and more. Led by President Bob Jones Jr., the family-owned business has grown to eight locations across the region while staying committed to customer service, quality products, and creating memorable experiences at home. From backyard entertainment to wellness and relaxation, American Sale continues to be a trusted retail destination for generations of Illinois families. Findings of a recent economic study are clear: the retail sector is a cornerstone of the state’s economy and crucial to our everyday lives. Retail in Illinois directly contributes more than $112 billion in economic investment annually – more than 10 percent of the state’s total Gross Domestic Product. Policies that support small businesses help communities thrive as retailers like Bob Jones in Tinley Park are better equipped to meet local needs. We Are Retail and IRMA are showcasing the retailers who make Illinois work. Please visit https://WeAreRetail.IRMA.org/.
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