Rhonda Dunaway | The Enterprise Journal

Home

- Pictured are, from left, Paula Albritton, owner Kelly Hart and Bonnie Johnson. (Rhonda Dunaway
registered content - login required to view
Click to register / login

The Flower Nook gets festive
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Correspondent
Sun,11/29/09-11:00PM , 473 Reads
Santa’s little helpers can be found working at the Flower Nook among 27 lavish Christmas trees. In the back work room there’s a family-table atmosphere where all the creative heads come together — a place where friends, customers and employees share ideas and come up with decorative solutions.
Click Here to Read More

- Pike County Military Support Group volunteers, from left, Nickie White, Paul Van, Charles David King and Martha Fender put the finishing touches on packages. (Aaron Rhoads
registered content - login required to view
Click to register / login

To Iraq, with love: Military families thankful for community support
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Correspondent
Tue,11/24/09-11:00PM , 147 Reads
The Family Readiness Group for McComb’s 155th Combined Arms Battalion has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season.

Lines of communication are available to them and their deployed soldiers, and there is undying support from the community through the Pike County Military Support Group and its supporters.
Click Here to Read More

- Anita Fenn, left, and her mother Pat Burris run Friendgirl Things at Edgewood Mall. (Submitted)
free content

Friendgirl puts focus on fashion
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Correspondent
Wed,11/11/09-11:00PM , 197 Reads
Whether in search of an elegant ensemble for this season’s dinner parties or jeans any pop-princess would envy, Friendgirl Things has the things that will satisfy.

Owner Anita Fenn said her love of fashion started in college when she worked for her mom at a kiosk in Hattiesburg.
Click Here to Read More

- Robbin Daughdrill is shown in her Signatures frame shop, housed with Japonica Gallery. (Submitted)
premium content - for subscribers only
Click to subscribe

Buy it, frame it at Signature’s/Japonica Gallery
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Correspondent
Sun,11/08/09-11:00PM , 377 Reads
Aromas of green apple and warm vanilla from hand-crafted soaps and candles invite visitors into the foyer of a cottage-style house on Sixth Street across from the McComb Post Office.

Wander inside, and four rooms of wall-to-wall artistic eye-candy in step with art-deco trends are on display.
Click Here to Read More

Subscribe to Rhonda Dunaway