Salon Zéle

Thank you for your continued support for our small business! We are so proud to be a favorite in our wonderful community! We continue to strive to provide a wonderful experience, using the best products with the most health and environmentally conscious ingredients. Each one of our clients is incredibly special to us and we thank you all!

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It's gonna be one wild summer. Big changes are coming soon for the next step in our company. I am very much looking forward to our next post...

       

Call for Artists! 👩‍🎨 🧑‍🎨

🎨Uncorked & Artsy will be Friday, May 2nd (6-9pm) and is an art walk, and a wine and beer tasting event, held in the heART of

🎨We are looking for artists to sell & display work, give art demos, and paint live!!!

🎨Registration Fee: $25
🎨Sign up online by: Friday, April 18th
🎨Artists of ALL media are eligible

🔗For more info, and to sign up, visit mooresvillearts.org/uncorked-and-artsy

How many downtowns can say they have a business that has been in operation for 125 years? Not many, if any at all. Downtown Mooresville’s beloved D E Turner & Co Hardware can proudly state that. Jack Moore, the man behind it, sadly passed away earlier this week.

Jack always wore a smile and was ready with a story. Maybe the story was about Downtown Mooresville and what he had seen over the decades since starting at D.E. Turner at the age of 15. Maybe the story was about the original telephone (telephone #26), still in the store, and back when the “Hello Girls” had to connect a caller to their party. Jack is such a part of our community’s history and our Downtown family; it is a significant loss that will be felt for a long time.

Sending our love and condolences to the Moore Family and knowing that Jack will be sorely missed by many. Thank you for your years of hard work and dedication Jack, rest easy.

Continuing Women’s History Month, we are celebrating our women owned businesses! From LA Fashion Designers to Corporate America escapees, Dog Rescuers or Women living out their dreams, we’ve got so many amazing and creative women owned businesses.

From photographers to baby gifts, outdoor products or hair stylists, all forms of art, purses, skin care, realtors, clothing, beautiful gifts, home décor, jewelry and so much more. Be sure to stop by and check out these unique locally women owned businesses only found in Downtown Mooresville!

Thank you Chanel 9 for supporting our local, female owned, small businesses!

Mooresville: Salon Zele If you're in Mooresville and need a new hairstylist, check out Salon Zele’ owned by Racheal Haywood. She's part of the Broad Street Broads clique.