Prisco’s Family Market in Aurora celebrates 100 years
Robert “Rob” Prisco, Prisco’s Family Market president, speaks during a ceremony recognizing the market’s 100th anniversary October 16.
Robert “Rob” Prisco, Prisco’s Family Market president, speaks during a ceremony recognizing the market’s 100th anniversary October 16.
The City of Aurora, in partnership with Prisco’s Family Market, 1108 Prairie Street, Aurora, is set to celebrate the store’s 100th anniversary with a special ceremony Friday, Oct. 16 at noon. The event will feature remarks from local officials, a farmer’s market, special grilling menu, and an ongoing 100th anniversary
With hugs and handshakes for shoppers by owner Andy Guzauskas, Prisco’s Family Market in Aurora reopened October 30. Celebrating a four-day grand reopening, first-day hours were 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. The 99-year-old store had been shut down due to storm damage August 18. During the shutdown, staff were allowed
Aurora radio station 95.9 The River broadcasts from Prisco’s Family Market in Aurora Saturday, Nov. 7, in a benefit for Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry
Prisco’s Family Market, 1108 Prairie Street in Aurora, is launching a “COVID-19 Economic Relief Food Drive,” which will offer pre-packaged food bags for $10 or $20 to be donated to Marie Wilkinson and Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantries in Aurora. Andy Guzauskas, Prisco’s president, said “COVID Economic Relief Food Drive
Empty shelves at the toilet paper section at Prisco’s Family Market in Aurora Tuesday reflects the rush on some products in case of shipment shortages.