Abecca Grace team cuts ribbon for new downtown shop
By Carla McKeown / Breckenridge Texan
The staff of Abecca Grace was joined by family, friends and Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce members at noon Monday as they hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new shop.
The store, located in downtown Breckenridge at 125 W. Walker St., is owned by Ashley and Andy Rodgers and includes Laticia Ragle as Director of Marketing and her husband, Kasey Ragle, who maintains the website and technology for the company.
Abecca Grace sells apparel, gifts and home decor. Some of the items in the shop include women’s clothing and accessories, baby clothing and accessories, Breckenridge-themed items, throw pillows, rugs, throws, picture frames, planners, Bible study materials, bath salts and gourmet soap. For the kitchen, there are spice collections, soup and dip mixes, gourmet cake mixes, mugs, measuring spoons and cups, wooden cheese boards, coasters and more.
There’s a section for men that features shaving and beard maintenance supplies, hot sauce, mixed nuts, caps and more.
The Rodgerses and the Ragles renovated the building, which was built in the early 1900s and named for Clifton Caldwell, who owned the Walker-Caldwell Oil Company with Breck Walker. To read more about the building, click on the “Our Story” link on the Abecca Grace website.
The shop is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays.
Laticia Ragle and Ashley Rodgers show off the items in their new shop, Abecca Grace, after Monday’s ribbon cutting ceremony. The store is located in downtown Breckenridge at 125 W. Walker. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
Cutline, top photo: Ashley Rodgers cuts the ribbon for Abecca Grace, a new shop in downtown Breckenridge. She is surrounded by the rest of the Abecca Grace team, Andy Rodgers, Laticia Ragle and Kasey Ragle, as well as by Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce members. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
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