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Young entrepreneur opens second business in Caldwell
Lakesha Huff s newest adventure is the West Street Coffee Bar
The Daily Jeffersonian
Young entrepreneur, Lakesha Huff, 29, has been working to fill the void of businesses missing in the small community of Caldwell.
In October, the Cambridge native opened Bottom Line Co. LLC. Women & Kids Boutique at 400 North St., and on March 1, opened the West Street Coffee Bar at 427 West St.
Prior to these business openings, there were no women s and children s clothing stores or coffee shops within a 30-mile radius of the area, according to Huff.
This is not Huff s first foray into the small business world. She operated a couple of Herbalife shake shops in 2016.
Health Care workers say they ve seen an increased interest in the field We are seeing a lot of people that are stepping up that aren’t afraid to be in there. Author: Maggie Wedlake (WQAD) Updated: 10:07 PM CST March 5, 2021
GALESBURG, Ill. Despite a year of devastation, loss, and stress, it’s not stopping people from having interest in the health care industry. Friday March 5th Sandburg College held a Health Professions Career Expo for students interested in a variety of health care jobs.
Emily Stewart is a senior at Rowva High School in Oneida, Illinois. She came to the fair to learn more about the options available to her saying, “I never knew about some of the healthcare careers. It’s increased my interest.”