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Karen Chaney

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Floral studio in booming Celina blossoms with plans for full flower shop

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By Karen Chaney
| CultureMap Dallas Verified
Tucked behind the sprawling grounds of Shades of Green, a 10-acre garden center in Celina, sits a house where Rebecca Calvert and Julie Holland often work into the wee hours creating floral arrangements for their Greenologie Flower Shop. Open since June 2025, Greenologie is a boutique floral design studio that offers handcrafted floral arrangements, flower delivery or pick-up, floral design workshops, and wedding and event floral design services.
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By Karen Chaney
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
When Shane Lambert, David Kazarian, Jay Clark and Robert Weschler opened KillA Pie in Prosper in 2021, it wasn’t the entrepreneurial quartet’s first restaurant concept to launch. However, it was their first time to serve Detroit-style pizza so they called on industry experts—Shawn Randazzo and Peter Reinhardt—for guidance in this multi-step process. “Detroit-style [pizza dough] has a higher hydration.
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By Karen Chaney
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
When Sulieman Alhazma’s mother, Um Ameer Alhazma, was growing up in Palestine, she learned how to run a clothing business from her grandfather. “She loved tatreez—embroideried prints—that have heritage cultural designs that give a story and tell who we are in different villages in Palestine,” Palestinian Elegance CEO Sulieman Alhazma said. “She wanted to bring her ideas to the United States.
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