A ribbon cutting held Tuesday morning February 24, gave the public a chance to experience the popular clothing boutique under the new ownership of Randee Eubanks.

Randee began working for former owner Nicole Nichols in March of 2014. Following Nicole’s marriage and move to Auburn, Randee took over the business, purchasing it on January 30, 2015.

Randee has made some changes to the business, taking on some new lines and making the merchandise more affordable. She thinks there has been a perception that the shop caters only to young, slender girls, and Randee definitely wants to change that impression. “Everyone can find something in here,” she promises.

There is a rack of women’s plus sizes, as well as a selection of men’s clothing, consisting of button down sports shirts, trousers and shorts. Big sellers are the caps and Tee shirts, which cam be worn by anyone.

A large selection of costume jewelry is displayed in bold colors and sizes.

Randee, a native of Bainbridge, said she would never want to live anywhere else. She is a college graduate with a degree in early childhood development, but has never taught a day. She began her retail career working at Godwin Jewelers for three years. Then Nicole asked her to come work for her, and she has never looked back.

Randee is a cheerleader for Bainbridge, and wants to see it grow and prosper.

Toward that end, she is a member of the Arts Council, serves on the committee for the Little Black Dress charity, is a member of the Chamber of Commerce and of the Bainbridge Young Professionals. She looks forward to hosting their June meeting at the boutique.

Randee is helped by two part-time employees, Lee Hatcher and Sawyer Hall.