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Town Tip Thursday: Bea Sweet ‘n Sassy – Beautiful cookies and more!
Bea Sweet ‘n Sassy cookies will be sure to complete any special occasion. Stop by City National Bank on Commerce Ave to see the Spotlight Business display and sample a cookie! Tammy Carlyle has followed a demand that she discovered after making cute cookies for her granddaughter’s birthday party.
Watch this video to learn more! Exciting additions to her product line for the new year.
Tammy Carlyle | Bea Sweet ‘n Sassy | www.facebook.com/Beasweetnsassy | (540) 252-6812
Be sure to contact City National Bank to learn more about their Spotlight Business display that is available to all local small businesses. In addition, during the month of December, there are opportunities to have your Shop Local material displayed around the bank.
600 N Commerce Ave | Front Royal, Virginia 22630 | (540) 635-4137
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