The Small Biz Bazaar makes a big splash

The Small Biz Bazaar makes a big splash

Byline photo of Claire Kizer
Byline photo of Ezabella Gahagan
Claire Kizer and Ezabella Gahagan
February 15, 2024

The Small Biz Bazaar took place in the Fossil Ridge High School Commons on February 9 and 10, offering students with small businesses the opportunity to sell their products. For many students, this was their first time selling at an in-person venue and it gave them experience for their small businesses going forward.

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Ezabella Gahagan
Emily O'Connell shows off her crochet creations and bookmarks. She is looking forward to selling at other craft fairs in the future.

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    Dahlia • Feb 15, 2024 at 11:36 am

    amazing article!

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