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Urban Districts Alliance Executive Director Rusty Worley was busy Feb. 7 with three ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
Top right, Worley presents a certificate to Jaye Coltharp of Fashioned by Jaye, 212 S. Campbell Ave. Bottom right, Worley helps cut the ribbon at Patton Alley Pack & Ship, 325 S. Patton Ave., with co-owner Cyndi Washam.

A third ribbon cutting was at Vintage Vice, 214 S. Campbell Ave. Worley said another 24 downtown ribbon cuttings are planned.
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