Black Expo helps businesses grow

By: Dave Thompson|February 27, 2023

|3 min read

Launa Webb, left, owner of Cookies N Moo’r, sells her cookies to a customer on Saturday, Feb. 25, during the 8th annual Black Expo and Health Fair at SouthPark Mall in Moline. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

Cookies, candles and key chains were hot sellers on Saturday, Feb. 25, as the annual Black Expo and Health Fair returned for an eighth year at SouthPark Mall in Moline.

The event, presented and organized by the Quad Cities Empowerment Network, brought together more than 50 vendors and drew hundreds of customers to the mall on a sunny, warm…

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Black Expo helps businesses grow

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