Ms. Sarah’s Pet Salon opened last month on Woodlyn Drive in Yadkinville.
Courtesy Ms. Sarah’s Pet Salon
Sarah Jennings gives a dog a bath at her new state-of-the-art pet salon in Yadkinville.
Courtesy Ms. Sarah’s Pet Salon
Ms. Sarah’s Pet Salon on Woodlyn Drive was constructed by owner Sarah Jennings’ husband Bryson Jennings and friends. It boasts 1,200 feet of grooming space and moved to its new permanent location March 23.
ABOUT MS. SARAH’S
Dogs, cats and just about any pet are welcome.
Baths range from $15 to $30 for shorthair breeds; inquire for longhair breeds. Baths include shampoo and conditioning, blow dry, brush out, ear cleaning, and nails, plus a complimentary bandana or bow.
Forbush High School.
EAST BEND Forbush students will continue to learn from home as administrators have made the decision to keep the school closed due to a cluster of COVID-19 cases among students and staff. The closure began on Jan. 25 and school leaders were hopeful students could return to the classroom on Monday.
“Forbush High School will continue with remote learning until at least Thursday, Feb. 4, rather than return on Monday as was originally planned,” said Yadkin Superintendent Dr. Todd Martin. “There is currently a cluster, which means there are five or more students and staff who are positive whose cases are related to one another. Additionally, we are beginning to see other students, including student athletes, test positive. By delaying the return to face to face instruction until Thursday, at the least, this will provide a 14 day window since the last time anyone from the cluster was on campus. Additionally, this will provide more time for several teachers an