Spring Fashion Debut: All the rave
It’s a new fad that women of every age are embracing.
“You should stop by my booth so I can fill you in on the new rave on hair feathers,” said Ashley Ruleman.
Ruleman will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Gateway.
Ruleman doesn’t just dabble in hair feathers … she’s creative to the core.
“I do handmade jewelry, home décor, kids/baby tutu-matching hair accessories, and of course, hair feathers.”
She’ll have more than 100 feathers on hand to help you find your inner fashionista. She’ll also be taking custom orders for tutus and hair bows.
“I enjoy it, and I enjoy making others happy with my work.”
For more information, visit www.waynesborofashion.com.
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Ashley Ruleman
Weyers Cave, Va.
Spring Fashion Debut: A leap of faith
It’s their first show of 2012, and their first show in Waynesboro, and Dragonfly Designs owners Kris and Jeff Bednarczyk couldn’t be more excited!
“We are a leap of faith,” said Kris. “We took a creative headfirst dive into trying to make a living out of what we love to do.”
Dragonfly Designs will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Shenandoah Valley Art Center. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: A leap of faith” »
Spring Fashion Debut: Sassy style
It’s all about comfort whether you are at work or play.
“Jockey Person to Person presents versatility and comfort … all wrapped into one,” said comfort specialist Melissa Howell.
Jockey Person to Person will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Gateway. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: Sassy style” »
Spring Fashion Debut: Anniversary bling
It’s an anniversary celebration 20 years in the making for Cookie Lee Jewelry, and three years for senior consultant Crystal Abbe Graham.
“This year marks 20 years for Cookie Lee Jewelry in the jewelry business which is just astonishing,” said Graham, who celebrates her third anniversary as a consultant with Cookie Lee on Feb. 9. “I still feel like I’m introducing Cookie Lee to the region, but it’s catching on fast.”
Cookie Lee Jewelry will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Gateway. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: Anniversary bling” »
Spring Fashion Debut: All-natural solutions
Who knew a direct-sales company could provide peace of mind for you and your family? But that’s exactly how Morgan Clark feels about DoTerra.
“I love that I am able to take better care of my family with oils that are all natural and 100 percent pure,” Clark said.
DoTerra Essential Oils will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Initial Inspiration. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: All-natural solutions” »
Spring Fashion Debut: Simplicity in the kitchen
The brand new catalog is out, and Jen Beegle can’t wait to share the new items from The Pampered Chef with you.
“We make cooking fun and easy,” she said.
The Pampered Chef will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Shenandoah Valley Art Center. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: Simplicity in the kitchen” »
Spring Fashion Debut: The royal treatment
Park Lane Jewelry treats the customer royally and consultant Judy Niola Lo Piccolo follows lock in step with that concept.
“I love how much they give away,” she said.
Park Lane Jewelry will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Shenandoah Valley Art Center. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: The royal treatment” »
Spring Fashion Debut: New name, timeless products
You may not be familiar with the name Willow House, but they’ve been around for some time (formerly known as Southern Living At Home).
“Our name may have changed,” said Somer Gregory, a rep with Willow House for eight years, “ but so do most great women who get married.”
Willow House will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Shenandoah Valley Art Center. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: New name, timeless products” »
Spring Fashion Debut: Vendors set for Saturday
It may be a Spring Fashion Debut, but you’ll get a little taste of everything next Saturday in downtown Waynesboro.
The entire event will bring 23 businesses to downtown for shopping, samples, giveaways and more.
“I am really excited to bring such a wide variety of wares to downtown for this exclusive one-day shopping event,” said Crystal Graham of Augusta Free Press, which is presenting the 2012 Spring Fashion Debut on Saturday, Feb. 11, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in Downtown Waynesboro. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: Vendors set for Saturday” »
Spring Fashion Debut: Wildtree for your heart
Wildtree isn’t a natural choice for a gift for Valentine’s Day but it is an all-natural food with no MSG, preservatives, color dyes, and high fructrose corn syrup.
So what could be better for your heart? Or your sweetheart’s heart?
Wildtree will be one of more than 20 vendors participating in the Feb. 11 Love is in the Air: Spring Fashion Debut in downtown Waynesboro from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Gateway. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Debut: Wildtree for your heart” »
Radio serial by AFP editor to premiere Jan. 20
The January River City Radio Hour will feature the opening chapter of Judge Not, a new mystery serial by AugustaFreePress.com editor Chris Graham. The Jan. 20 Radio Hour is at 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. at WTA’s Gateway in Downtown Waynesboro.
Judge Not is the tale of a misplaced newspaper reporter who finds himself in a small Southern town. When he is sent to cover a possible terrorist attack, he finds himself mired in the undercurrents of local politics.
Graham is an award-winning writer and the author of three books – Stop the Presses, a collection of humorous short stories; Mad About U: Four Decades of Basketball at University Hall, a book chronicling the history of the former home to UVa. basketball; and Judge Not, a novel from which the River City Radio Hour serial was adapted. Continue reading “Radio serial by AFP editor to premiere Jan. 20” »
Downtown merchants raise issue with derby
A group of Downtown Waynesboro merchants will address Waynesboro City Council Tuesday night with their concerns about the future of the Blue Ridge Classic Soap Box Derby.
“While downtown is seeing positive change, several merchants are extremely concerned about the detrimental impact the derby will have on downtown businesses. For some, the street closure will completely block off the ability to get to their businesses, and others will be affected just by the safety issue of people not being able to cross the street,” wrote Jennifer Ledford, the owner of Initial Inspirations, a Main Street business, and a member of the Promotions Committee of Waynesboro Downtown Development Inc., in an e-mail to downtown merchants today.
City Council will consider the request of the derby to close Main Street downtown on May 19, 2012.
The e-mail from Ledford suggests that the city could move the derby over from Main Street to 11th Street. The derby was run down 11th Street in its earlier incarnation in the 1950s and 1960s.
