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CLAY COUNTY CEO TRADE SHOW 4/22/24 The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and thriving in Clay County,
as evidenced by the upcoming Clay County CEO Trade Show, set to take place on Wednesday
from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at New Beginnings Church in Flora. This event
promises to be a vibrant celebration of local talent and innovation, featuring
17 individual small businesses offering a diverse range of products and
services. Among the highlights of the trade show will be custom tee shirts
by Logan Atwood at LA Custom Tees, copycat Crumbl
cookies from Miah Ballard at Sweetheart Treats, and fresh-made bagels from
Sammie Craig at Junebug's Bagels. Photography
enthusiasts can look forward to a mini-session with
Kennedy Crays of Ken's Creations, while those with a sweet tooth can indulge in
a variety of candied apples from Jackson Farris at Big Red's Candied Apples. Sports enthusiasts will have much to explore, with softball
training and apparel available from Morgan Hance with 88 Stitches, and hunting
hats by Trevor Johnson at Johnson Apparel. Meanwhile, those seeking
academic support can learn about tutoring services provided by Lucas Kepley at
Learn with Lucas. For individuals interested in personal care and wellness, options
abound. Elijah Luzadder of Restless will be showcasing jogging apparel,
Haley Rosch of HP Bakery will provide diabetic-friendly treats, and Camdyn
Tappendorf of Essential Glow will offer hypoallergenic sugar body scrubs. Other notable offerings include car air fresheners by Lawson
Spicer with Fresh Scents and permanent jewelry by Olivia Haun with Seven
Connect. Additionally, attendees can explore a self-written devotional
book by Paris VanDyke titled "Grow in Grit," and savor candied and
spicy pecans by Alexis VanDyke with Broad Pecans. Sierra Payne of Burnt
Brands will offer custom leather and wood branding and will be happy to brand
items you bring to her. The Clay County CEO Trade Show presents an opportunity for
community members to support local businesses while discovering unique products
and services. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to come and
explore the creativity and entrepreneurship that thrives in Clay County. For more information about the event, please contact Jackie Akers
at facilitator@claycountyilceo.com or Clay County IL CEO on all social media platforms. The final 9 CEO students will be guests
Wednesday at 2 pm on the ReVue.