“I want Standard… No Gas to be a destination and not just coming to get your haircut. I want it to be loving here, to promote feeling happy and safe. And with the staff we have currently, I’m sure we won’t disappoint,” says owner AJ Woodruff.
Entrepreneur and Port Huron resident Samantha Webb is a new face in the world of beauty and skin care products. She started her business Luna Beauty in July 2020 with the intent to empower women.
“I think that any student or non-student can benefit from this program. Things such as building their resume, going through mock interviews, and job shadowing. I believe those are things people need a little bit more of to secure gainful employment,” says SC4 DEI Coordinator Haran Stanley.
“The name came to me in the middle of the night,” says Michelle Stuckey-Wolford, the founder of Wonder Wolf Entertainment. “I just found the word wonder to be really exciting and it's something that, when people see my work or they see me in costume, I want them to feel wonder.”
“I’m really excited about the opening of the kitchen at Grace Episcopal Church. It opens doors for many new business owners as well as those who are currently running an established business,” says kitchen coordinator Daysha Woodley.
“We enjoyed the opportunity to meet and network with such a diverse group of people and organizations, and we’re appreciative of the $5,000 grant prize,” says Tony Miller, director of the Unity for Youth program at RC3. “It will support our efforts to spread and cultivate love and unity in our community.”
With so many beautiful vistas by the lakes and rivers, the colors on the trees, and the feeling of a hometown vibe found nowhere else, the communities of St. Clair County offer a variety of fall experiences for those visiting the area — or for those looking for some fun in their own backyard.
“God has made me a servant,” says Martha Moore. “I would love to be able to take in all the women who may feel alone, tired, or who just need love and a place to relax after a rough day.”
“I just started tapping into my creativity and curiosity, as far as what I could come up with, and it just took off,” first-time entrepreneur Holly Bradfield says. “I really can’t even believe it. It’s just craziness.”
“The ribs and rib tips are the most sold item along with the collard greens. They're gone — I literally can't keep ribs for any length of time,” Jalen Hayes Sr. says.
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