Lynchburg, go. (Wset) – Five companies are one step ahead of the success of the last year with the Lyh Launch program.
This is the third and latest year of the program, which helps companies embark on success to open in downtown Lynchburg.
Wednesday, dozens come together to help celebrate the five winners of this year.
Dimora brings the decoration of the house with an artistic flair.
They will offer interior design services and articles such as candles, sheets and handmade pillows.
Jessica Felicionne is the owner of Dimora.
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“I am really grateful and really happy for all those who are here who have won,” said Felicionne.
Needle Ninja is one of the companies.
It will be a space for sewing enthusiasts, offering lessons and opening time, and selling fabrics and materials.
Lynne Forth is the owner of Needle Ninja.
“I am so excited and I can’t wait to start,” said Forth.
The owner of Laneykickz, Laney Armenti, can also not be that Laneykickz, who brings the sneakers’ paradise with carefully organized sneakers and vintage clothes, at affordable prices.
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“I’m so grateful and blessed,” said Armenti.
If you are cunning, you will want to check the disjointed elephant.
He will offer conscious, new and used artistic supplies for your next project.
Ellen Kanzinger and Sarah Sweet are the owners of the disjointed elephant.
“It was a lot of hard work, but I think everything was worth it, and we are delighted to be part of the Lynchburg community,” said Sweet.
After spending the day for a walk in the city center, you will have an appetite. The cast iron pizza will help you with this, bringing a mix of pizza in Detroit and Sicilian style.
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Jacob Black is the owner of Cast Iron Pizza.
“It’s something I wanted to do for years and years, now it’s incredible,” said Black.
This year, more than 80 potential companies have entered the launch of Lyh.
Ashley Kershner, DLA executive director, said this year’s winners had just passed to the top.
“They are fantastic, they will add a lot to the city center environment. We were so impressed by the caliber of companies that crossed the program this year,” said Kershner.
The Center-Ville de Lynchburg association has granted $ 20,000 in grants to each company to roll the ball.
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In addition, the Lyh Prize Launch Package to help continue their success.
You can expect to see them open in the city center in the next 18 months.