Three businesses hold same day ribbon cuttings, reception in Antioch’s downtown Rivertown

Owner of 3 Bling Queens Terri Holland cuts the ribbon as family, friends and Antioch city and business leaders celebrate her new business on May 25, 2016.

Terri Holland,  owner of 3 Bling Queenz, cuts the ribbon as family, friends and Antioch city and business leaders celebrate her new business on May 25, 2016.

East Bay Bankruptcy Law & Financial Planning owner Corinne Bielejeski, Esq. prepares to the cut ribbon for her business on May 25, 2016.

East Bay Bankruptcy Law & Financial Planning owner Corinne Bielejeski, Esq. prepares to the cut ribbon for her business on May 25, 2016.

By Allen Payton

Three businesses, all located in the Antioch Business Center at 505 West Second Street in Antioch’s historic, downtown Rivertown held their ribbon cuttings and a joint reception on Wednesday, May 25. First, it was 3 Bling Queenz, followed by East Bay Bankruptcy Law & Financial Planning and then Rapunzel Wigs.

The three owners were joined by family, friends, Antioch City and Chamber of Commerce leaders and members, who helped welcome them to the downtown.

“I’m excited about what is happening in downtown Antioch,” said Toni Holland, owner of 3 Bling Queenz. “I’m just grateful and thankful for meeting all the people in the past few months. They really have my back, especially Ms. Rapunzel, Angie, for taking me under her wing.”

Lizeht Zepeda, the City’s Economic Development Manager welcomed Holland and her business to downtown.

“I want to say this is the heart of Antioch,” she said. “It’s so important to support businesses in the downtown.”

Rapunzel Wigs owner Angie Bashir-Hicks celebrates with friends, family and community leaders as she cuts the ribbon to officially open her business on May 25, 2016

Rapunzel Wigs owner Angie Bashir-Hicks celebrates with friends, family and community leaders as she cuts the ribbon to officially open her business on May 25, 2016

At the ribbon cutting for East Bay BK Law & Financial Planning next door, owner Corinne Bielejeski, Esq. said “I’m been a chamber member for five years, now. I’m adding financial planning to my practice. Bankruptcy numbers stuff.”

“I think it’s great to have this type of business here in downtown” said Zepeda.

“It’s bringing a new level of professionalism to downtown,” added Jack Monroe of the Antioch Chamber of Commerce.

Finally, at the ribbon cutting for Rapunzel Wigs, Monroe referred to owner Angie Hicks-Bashir as the “downtown diva.”

“We welcome Angie to Antioch, to the downtown district,” he added.

“Thank you everyone,” Hicks-Bashir said. “I so enjoy meeting everyone. Moving down here has been such a great decision.”


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