For UNC Greensboro graduate Leah Zubke Reiner ’24, owning Ardmore Coffee in Winston-Salem is a dream come true. She and her husband, Blake Reiner, bought the decades-old shop last fall while they were not married yet and both still working toward their undergraduate degrees.Now, the young entrepreneurs are making the shop their own. They’ve got a new logo, employees and furnishings, plus fresh coats of paint, and modern equipment.
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