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Forsyth County sisters find success in online tie-dye clothing business amid pandemic

Jenna (left) and Kayla Elko sport just some of their tie dye creations.

HappySoulSisters — Jenna (left) and Kayla Elko sport just some of their tie dye creations.

FCN staff

Updated: Aug 17, 2020, 4:15 AM

Published: Aug 16, 2020, 2:00 PM

Jenna and Kayla Elko created their own online boutique, Happy Soul Sisters, after coming home from college when the pandemic first hit the U.S. in March.

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Sawnee EMC donates books to local schools to help students learn more about electric cooperatives

Mandy Love, Sawnee EMC Director of Marketing (left) and Lisa Newberry, Forsyth County Schools District Media Specialist (right)

04012025SAWNEE EMC BOOKS — Mandy Love, Sawnee EMC Director of Marketing (left) and Lisa Newberry, Forsyth County Schools District Media Specialist (right)

Erica Jones

FCN regional staff

Published: Apr 1, 2025, 2:32 PM

Sawnee EMC has produced a new book aimed at helping young readers learn all about electric cooperatives and why they are important.

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