Customers believe Tip Toe on Cherry has closed without giving notice after paying for classes Author: Caleesha Moore Updated: 6:51 PM EDT July 21, 2021
MACON, Ga. It s a studio aimed at allowing dancers to learn the art of pole dancing. It s what got many women through the door, but some of those women are saying the business closed unexpectedly and permanently. Classes keep getting canceled, and I m not getting notified, Krystal Crooms expressed.
Crooms, a student at Tip Toe, says she spent hundreds of dollars for classes she never got.
She tried making calls, sending messages, and showing up to get the owner s attention.
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ASHLAND Mayor Matt Miller has had a vision of a redefined downtown since he first ran for mayor in 2017.
Miller had a plan put in place called the Targeted Action Plan. This would encompass a four-step program to help the city improve, with Main Street Plaza being a tentpole step.
A five-year plan in the making, Main Street Plaza on 80 E. Main St. will open June 12. [We] spent so much time in the planning stage, Miller said. It usually takes years to put together and finalize those resources.
The four-step program starts off with a downtown plaza, something the city lacked; a town square area where the community could gather for events. The project was called Main Street Plaza.
Rachael Denhollander then made it her mission to advocate for other abuse victims.
She wrote a book titled What is a Girl Worth? about the abuse she suffered under the guise of medical treatment from Dr. Larry Nassar, and has spoken at events across the country.
Denhollander, an attorney from Kalamazoo, Michigan, who now lives in Louisville, Kentucky, will share her story with an Akron audience Wednesday evening. She will be the keynote speaker for an online Rape Crisis Center training session.
This is among numerous training sessions the center is offering this year as its main fundraising tool during a time when more traditional events aren t possible because of the pandemic.
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ASHLAND Still looking for that perfect, last-minute gift? No need to hit the highway or shell out for rush shipping: Ashland s small businesses have you covered.
Here are suggestions in a range of prices from 20 local businesses.
• Ashley’s Candy and Nut Shoppe, 39 E. Main St., owner Ashley Kline: Definitely our sweet and salty combo box. It is a gift box of half assorted chocolates and half freshly roasted nuts. And everything s hand-dipped chocolates and nuts roasted here.
• Enjoy! Floral & Gift Boutique, 145 W. Main St., Heidi Wyrick: We have fresh flower arrangements and Christmas poinsettias, and they re all extremely unique. . Each one is a work of art. They make great hostess gifts, they make great thank-you gifts.