When COVID-19 initially struck the U.S., many people began to find new hobbies to pursue with the ample amount of time they now had on their hands. For Kacy Massie,
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After a day’s work as an administrative specialist at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, UNT alumna Nadia Rosales, 25, goes home to create pottery inspired by folk art and
In January 2020, Lilibeth Lopez, 25, took the leap and moved from Mexico to the U.S. to follow her dream of becoming a nail technician. Lopez gained interest in doing
“Intention.” That is marketing junior Haylee Song’s word of 2021. Song started her business, Morning Rose Co., this year, and she hopes to inspire others to be creative and live
Three artists came together to create a platform for other artists. This resulted in Earth and Space Marketplace, a business
Thirty-three years later, the beloved film “Coming to America” now has a sequel to continue the story of African monarch
In the backyard of Katy Black and Cody Golden’s home lies a miniature farm, spanning across their 0.3 acres of
Alazan (ah-lah-sanh) is the Spanish word for a chestnut-colored horse with a light tail. This is the word artist Amy
“Take a risk. Leave a legacy.” is the motto APERIL aims to inspire others with. APERIL (@aperilshop on all social
Roses are red. Violets are blue. C & G Paper Goods is here to help tell significant others “I love
