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FanZone online with new website designed by Augusta Free Press

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fanzoneFanZone opened its doors in Waynesboro in August to begin selling logo apparel for sports teams at UVA, Virginia Tech, UNC, JMU and West Virginia.

Now the business is online with a new website designed by Augusta Free Press.

The site, www.FanZoneVa.com highlights the offerings at FanZone, which is located in Waynesboro.

The work by Augusta Free Press also included production of a video featuring store owner Anita Honbarrier highlighting the array of products sold at FanZone for fans of the Cavaliers, Hokies, Tar Heels, Dukes and Mountaineers.

Augusta Free Press offers website design, graphic design and marketing services to clients in Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic.

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