March 28, 2016 
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Fashion, Food & Fun
100 Years in the Making - Kannon's Women's Clothing Store Comes to Cameron Village
Like many family-owned businesses, Kannon's Clothing knows the secret to growing a business is respecting tradition while embracing the future. Celebrating its 100th year Anniversary, Kannon's Women's Store has just relocated from Wendell to Raleigh's Cameron Village; a boldly spirited evolution of its legendary bloodline. Relatively Speaking: Keeping it in the family has proven customer loyalty. Kannon's customers feel they too are part of "the family" with the care and service they receive and the attention to detail that's far beyond the norm.  The new store is located at 2015 Cameron St. at the corner of Cameron Street and Woodburn Road, next to Great Outdoor Provision Company. The new location places one of North Carolina's oldest family-owned, upscale women's clothing stores in a vibrant shopping region and introduces more shoppers to Kannon's sophisticated women's apparel and well-known personalized shopping experience.
Kannon's has been known for its high-quality apparel with impeccable, individualized
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Kannon's family-owners: Joe Ann Wright, George Knuckley, Boo Jefferson
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customer service. This award-winning customer service has earned customer loyalty from throughout North Carolina and out of state for generations. Today it continues with third-generation family leadership. "We're thrilled to be in Cameron Village and know it is an ideal fit for what Kannon's represents to our loyal customers," said Joe Ann Wright who with her brother George Knuckley and sister Boo Jefferson manage the business. "As we celebrate our 100th anniversary this year, our new store serves  as a great marker of our successful past and of our bright future to come." "We look forward to continuing to serve these customers and friends from the new Raleigh location with the same friendly, warm and individualized service they've come to expect for decades".
Kannon's women's store move to Cameron Village follows the successful relocation of the Kannon's men's store to the shopping center in 2012. The store will be open from 10am to 6pm Monday through Saturday and closed on Sundays.
Kannon's Clothing - Women's Store 2015 Cameron St. Cameron Village, Raleigh 27605 Phone: (919) 365-7074. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10am-6pm. Website. Kannon's Clothing - Men's Store 435 Daniels St. Cameron Village Raleigh 27606, Phone: (919) 366-6902. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10am-6pm. Website.
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To Bee or Not To Bee
Great Place, Tiny Space - Gather in Downtown Raleigh
Gather is a great little boutique. And when we say little, we mean tiny. Recently, this cozy shop moved to downtown Raleigh from downtown Cary and we're stoked to have it grace  Franklin Street with it's natural-bohemian-crafty store vibes. Located at 200 E. Franklin Street, the space is only 16ft x 6ft, with a large classroom area in the back. The shop is beside Oak City Cycling and across the street from Yellow Dog Bread Co. (a white building with black double doors)
Owner, Michelle Smith started Gather as an outlet for her own artwork and photography, and it eventually grew into the larger co-working space. She likes to call the space "a tiny shop with a lot  of soul." The shop features Smith's line of products, Gather Goods Co, alongside gifts for the garden, body, and home; the majority of which are made by emerging artists and designers like herself and  made in North Carolina. You can also Shop Online. Gather host private classes, events and parties where they provide instructions and all materials included. These classes are great for both kids and adults alike. Some of their most popular classes have been succulent wreath making, terrarium making, hand lettering, Kokedama hanging succulent balls, clutch sewing, hand embroidery, floral arranging, Shibori textile dying and DIY ceramic herb markers.
Coming soon - Gather will soon be adding a tea bar, similar to the one they had in Cary.
Gather - 200 E. Franklin St., Raleigh 27604. Phone:(919) 247-2964. Email: info@gathernc.com. Hours: Sat. 11am-6pm, Sun.1pm - 5pm, Wed. thru Fri. 11am-6pm, Mon. & Tues. closed. Website.
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The Bargain Buzz
Take your BFF's and drive to Little Washington, NC for great bargains at the Warehouse Sale! Monday, March 28 through Wednesday, March 30th from 9am to 5pm, the  Semi-Annual Warehouse Sale of Tassels & Mainstreet Collection (MSC) includes samples, discontinued, and/or secondhand lines which include baby clothes & accessories, decor, gifts  for women, men & kids, handbags, pet accessories, women & children's apparel, and so much more. Join the Warehouse Sale Texting Club by texting Tassels to 41411 for specials at check out. Remember this is Cash only, Sales final. Tassels Warehouse Sale - 1201 W. 3rd Street, Washington, NC 27889. Phone: (866) 319-2469. Sale: March 28-30. 9am - 5pm. CASH Only! Website.
 Trombonist, composer and bandleader, Ryan Keberle, is hitting the road with his band, Catharsis, in promotion of their upcoming album Azul Infinito. They will play at The Carolina Theatre of Durham, Friday, April 1st at 8:00pm. Keberle is a featured trombonist in the multi-Grammy-winning Maria Schneider Orchestra, Darcy James Argue's Secret Society and Pedro Giraudo's Ensemble. He has toured the world with Sufjan Stevens, and recorded with pop stars including David Bowie, Alicia Keys, David Byrne and St. Vincent. The Carolina Theatre of Durham - 309 West Morgan St. Durham, NC 27701. Click here for tickets. SAFEchild Spring Gala is Friday, April 15 at Marbles Kids Museum. It will be an evening of exquisite food, complimentary wine and beer, silent and live auction, a Wine Wall, and much more to benefit SAFEchild's mission to eliminate child abuse and neglect in Wake County. Tickets can be purchased here.  Soroptimist Best of Women - 10th Annual Triangle Women of Distinction Awards is Tuesday, April 19 at the Glenwood Club, 3300 Womens Club Dr. Raleigh 27609, from 6-9pm. Tickets are $55. Purchase your tickets here: siraleigh2016awards.eventbrite.com
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Jill Rekuc, Broker
Ph: (919)389-0555, Email, Website
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Did You Know? For every $100 spent at a locally-owned business, $68 stays in the local economy compared to only $43 if spent at a national chain. Please support our local businesses! This is what the Beltline Buzz is all about.
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