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5 days ago | 
aarp.org | Abigail Seaberg
Getty Images Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Have a mother you'd like to celebrate? Or are you a mom and want to treat yourself? Well, mark your calendars for Mother’s Day — a great excuse to remind your favorite mamas they matter on Sunday, May 11 with some delicious deals on food and drink.
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2 weeks ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
Henrico Small Business Spotlight — Business — Western Henrico — Community — Tuckahoe/Near West End — Top News — Amber Lancaster — John Rolfe Middle School — Brookland Middle School Amber Lancaster wants middle-schoolers to have the resources to try it all. The resulting skills learned, confidence built and memories made are some of the many reasons she thinks you should be on board, too. Start 1 Spark is her vehicle to make it happen.
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3 weeks ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
Henrico Small Business Spotlight — Business — Healing Circle Counseling — Linda Zaffram — Western Henrico — Tuckahoe/Near West End — Top News Linda Zaffram created Healing Circle Counseling because she saw a need for compassionate clinicians. After 13 years of growth, the company continues to extend its arms to clients and embrace the community at large. Zaffram first started Healing Circle Counseling as a solo practitioner on Feb. 9, 2012.
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4 weeks ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
Lifelong learning can mean a lot of different things – mastering new recipes, researching your family history, picking up a new sport. But Sara Shelton created PassionFruit Leadership Coaching to push others towards learning about themselves. Shelton is a 47-year-old Henrico local with a passion for helping others in their careers.
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1 month ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
Lifelong learning can mean a lot of different things – mastering new recipes, researching your family history, picking up a new sport. But Sara Shelton created PassionFruit Leadership Coaching to push others towards learning about themselves. Shelton is a 47-year-old Henrico local with a passion for helping others in their careers. Click here to read more
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1 month ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
Julie Haymes says Quilting Adventures is a welcoming environment for every kind of crafter. That’s why her shop is quilt to last. Haymes, 57, grew up in a crafty household. Her mother sewed her childhood clothes and introduced her to all different types of arts and crafts. Visiting fabric stores is one of Haymes’ first memories. “I just remember loving the colors and the fabrics and running my hands along them. . . even from being in a stroller,” Haymes said.
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1 month ago | 
aarp.org | Abigail Seaberg
Hip hip hooray for national burrito day. AARP (Ted Cavanaugh/Gallery Stock; Getty Images) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Holy guacamole! National Burrito Day is Thursday, April 3! No matter how you roll — chicken, steak, shrimp or beans — we have the deals to commemorate the unofficial holiday.
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1 month ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
If leather tells a story, consider Jasmine Grier a storyteller. The local owner of Preau Leather Goods & Accessories is passionate about crafting one-of-a-kind pieces for customers to enjoy for a lifetime. Grier has been an artist for as long as she can remember. The grade school art enthusiast eventually evolved into a passion-fueled business woman, but her path to professional leatherwork took time. It all began when she made a faux leather notebook cover as a gift for a friend.
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1 month ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
There’s a whole lot of love surrounding Lovell’s 31. And owner Wilma Kidd hopes you taste it with every bite of her gourmet bread pudding. Kidd’s love for bread pudding was born out of childhood trips to Old Country Buffet after church. Kidd loved its version of the treat so much, the 69-year-old Henrico County local grew up determined to make her own. After lots of encouragement from her family, Kidd created Lovell’s 31.
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2 months ago | 
henricocitizen.com | Abigail Seaberg
Ask Sarah Ball about her goal for C.P. Dean, and she answers right on cue: “To limit the barriers to having fun in the home.” Her company does just that, with a long history of happy customers to back it up. With about 14,000 square feet of retail space in its Henrico showroom, C.P. Dean has a lot to offer – especially if you check out the store, in person. “Our website is one tiny portion of what our retail store looks like,” said Ball, C.P. Dean’s president.
