Downtown

Blue Moon Bistro
The Blue Moon Bistro is a bar owned by the eldest member of the Ethostyr family: Oswald. The second eldest, Nash, is the head bartender. It's been in business for almost twenty years, and is open seven days a week from noon to three in the morning. They specialize in alcoholic beverages, though Oswald does offer various small meals for those who request it. They hold performances every Friday, which ranges from karaoke to actual bands.

Rings & Ink
Rings & Ink is a tattoo and piercing parlor that also sells accessories, e-cigarettes, and other similar products. They also do non-permanent but long-lasting Sharpie marker tattoos for visiting children. It was initially owned under Thaddeus Phillips's name for three years, but the business became officially owned by Ryker Phillips last year. Main members of the staff include Caitlyn Springer and Wesley.

Phillips & Co.
Phillips & Co. is the only remaining bank in Aprilside, quickly taking over previous ones when it was opened eight years ago. Bathilda Phillips is in charge of the bank, and a few tellers are found inside during their indoor open hours of sunrise to sunset every day but Sunday. There is an ATM on the outside of the building beside the door.

Mindful Body Fitness
Run by Persephone Onasis in the mornings and Anya Wagner in the afternoons for eight years now, Mindful Body Fitness is a fitness center like most would expect. It's family and spectral oriented, with most of the classes held used for training younger spectrals in combat. There is also normal workout equipment for anyone to use, and a boxing arena in the basement. A few college kids also assist with running the classes and cleaning, namely Skylar Thomas and Sterling Maine. They're open to hiring high schoolers and college students.

Expressions Dance Studio
A dance studio run by Mathias Anderson and his niece Quenby, running for the last twelve years. Classes are held four days a week and other groups are invited to used the studio during open hours without instruction.

Carlisle's Office
Wayne Carlisle's office is a behaviorial health center open six days a week, offering therapy in multiple forms for people of all ages. His assistant, Missy Mulner, is the first person one would meet as they walk in. The center has been open for seven years.

Kiddie Corner
The Kiddie Corner is a children's play-place, a colorful place of pastel pink walls lined with stuffed animals. The newest owner, Titus Lancaster, has been running the business for five years, but it has been open for almost ten. He does special requests in making dolls, and can fix and make clothes for both dolls and young children. There's arcade games on one side of the room. He's also hiring for high schoolers and college students (and willing to pay under-the-table for middle schoolers interested).

Happy Stems
Right in the city square, Happy Stems is a flower stand (which doesn't actually have the license to be there, but no one's really protesting) run by Ezekiel Valerian and 'Sweet' TJ Mulner, though most of the time Ezekiel (and his many cats) are the ones occupying the area. For over three years now during all seasons except winter, they have been selling a variety of seeds for all kinds of plants: flowers, fruits, vegetables, etc. Ezekiel also makes bouquets as requested. They also sell gardening tools.