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ELKTON — Whether you want to have family friendly Halloween fun, go to a car and motorcycle show, or bet on virtual ponies for a good cause there’s an event

Happening this week in and around Cecil County … It’s SO Lola’s cut the ribbon and opened its doors Saturday morning on the newest venture, a boutique that focuses on special occasions and party attire. “This was a warehouse,” Nancy Sapp, owner of the new shop off of South Third Street in Oxford, said moments after the official opening. Sapp said she and others working the boutique got tired of lugging the ornate dresses and accessories from the warehouse to the store, also on Third Street. During the pandemic the work was done to turn the former warehouse into a bo...

4/28/2021 Geri’s Bluffing Boutique sets down roots on Main Street Geri’s Bluffing Boutique owner Geraldine Barclay-King is pictured in her new location at 285 Main St. (Breeze photo by Lauren Clem) WOONSOCKET – A local business that started as a holiday pop-up last November has now become the latest addition to Main Street’s storefronts. Geri’s Bluffing Boutique, a clothing and home décor boutique offering imported and locally made African design, has a new location at 285 Main St. Owner Geraldine Barclay-King, a city resident, said it gives her a sense of pride to be able to give ...

Happening this week around Cecil County … Be Free Boutique officially opened for business Saturday, and the ladies clothing and accessories shop at 12 E. Main St. in Rising Sun had a line of eager shoppers waiting. Shelby Wadsworth was one of those shoppers. The Rising Sun woman was looking forward to getting inside once the ribbon was cut. “I’m going to get whatever I like and my hands can grab,” Wadsworth said. Offering trendy clothing, shoes and also gifts, Be Free Boutique is the latest addition to Rising Sun’s downtown business community. “We are so excited ...

2/3/2021 New projects offer promise for Main Street in 2021 Garrett Mancieri, executive director of the Downtown Woonsocket Collaborative, and Melissa Murray, newly elected chairwoman of the DWC board of directors and state Senator for District 24, stand in front of Main Street’s Commercial Block. The building has seen several new businesses open in recent months and will soon be the site of a state-run higher education center. (Breeze photo by Lauren Clem) WOONSOCKET – A recent boom of small business openings and two major projects on the horizon have members of the Downtown Woonsocket C...