Area campaign — Share The Love Not The Virus — grows quickly

Knickole Barger started the campaign mostly to relieve her anxiety about the pandemic.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 12:30 p.m. April 16, 2020
Courtesy. Knickole Barger, co-owner of Knick’s Tavern & Grill, and her staff have been feeding area residents and front line health care workers.
Courtesy. Knickole Barger, co-owner of Knick’s Tavern & Grill, and her staff have been feeding area residents and front line health care workers.
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Knickole Barger, co-owner of Knick’s Tavern & Grill in the Southside Village neighborhood, just outside downtown Sarasota, first reacted to the coronavirus pandemic business shutdown like everyone else. Her initial thought: “How are we going to stay in business?”

 

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