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Whole Earth Provision Company Adds Another Dallas Store
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he Austin-based specialty retailer Whole Earth Provision Company recently opens its second store on September
1 at 11700 Preston Road, in the Preston Forest Shopping Center in Dallas. The company opened its very first store in Austin in 1978 and continues to offer a broad array of innovative, earth-friendly products for those who share a commitment to learning about, experiencing, preserving and enjoying the earth.
The original Whole Earth Provision Company inventory included such things as flour mills, massage oils, how-to and travel books, and lightweight camping equipment such as tents, backpacks, and sleeping bags. Over the years, and with the opening of six additional stores across Texas, Whole Earth Provision Company has grown to include extensive green-living, earth-friendly, educational and fun products, including shoe and clothing departments for casual and active wear; gear to equip almost any outdoor need; accessories such as Swiss Army knives, sunglasses, and compasses; nature-oriented gifts such as wind chimes, bird feeders, and hammocks; and toys.
Whole Earth Provision Company joins other purvey- ors and supporters of healthy- and green-living and envi-
ronmentally conscious products, including Whole Foods Market, Joann Fabrics and the new Natural Grocers store that’s opening across the street in the Preston Forest Village Shopping Center.
Several weekends of special activities are planned to celebrate opening of the newest Whole Earth Provision Store. Beginning September 10, and lasting through Octo- ber, each weekend will feature door prizes and giveaways, with representatives from manufacturers of outdoor cloth- ing, gear, and footwear, such as Patagonia, The North Face, Eagle Creek, Teva, Merrell, Reef, Smartwool, ExOfficio, Ugg, and many more. Times and dates for all activities are posted on the store’s website at www.WholeEarthProvision. com, or call 972-861-5700.
center, recently opened to serve the DFW Metroplex. More than a traditional beauty center, salon or spa, Beauty and Beyond offers a variety of services that address total body and mind beauty, all under one roof. It’s a one-stop shop for cosmetic, fitness, nutritional and mind- body services. With state-of-the-art technology, the center offers fat- burning machines, infrared healing saunas, detoxifying infrared foot pads, ionic detoxifying foot baths and the latest fitness equipment. Also offered are classes on Pilates, yoga, zumba, hip-hop, spinning, hula-hooping, boxing to the beat, and more of the latest fitness regimes, as well as mas- sage.
Beauty and Beyond also offers health screenings, all- natural nutritional supplements, juices and other products, as well as experienced professional staff to provide indi- vidualized service to help everyone achieve their personal
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eauty and Beyond, a new compre- hensive health, wellness and beauty
health and beauty goals.
Upcoming events include new swing dance classes, a “Wellness Explosion,” and the grand opening on Sunday, September 19, from 12 noon to 6 p.m. (A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Alzheimer’s Foundation).
Beauty and Beyond is located minutes away from the Cowboys’ new stadium, with direct access off Interstate 30. The spacious, 8,000-square-foot facility also is available to rent for parties, girls’ nights out, bridal showers, seminars, and business meetings.
Special discounts will be given on all services booked for the days of Dallas Cowboy games, including hair care, manicures, pedicures, massages, and more. Check the web- site below for details.
For more information, call 817-323-5565 or visit www.
BeautyandBeyondPec.com. See ad on pg. 17
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