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Young female entrepreneurs call the shots in Felida

2 women in their 20s defy stereotypes by owning successful neighboring businesses

By Sarah Wolf, Columbian staff writer
Published: January 24, 2022, 6:00am
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Devin McFeron of Desert Society, left, chats with Emma Fraser of Farrar's Bistro inside Farrar's Bistro in Felida. Both business owners are just in their 20s, and they encourage other young adults to take a chance on their career dreams.
Devin McFeron of Desert Society, left, chats with Emma Fraser of Farrar's Bistro inside Farrar's Bistro in Felida. Both business owners are just in their 20s, and they encourage other young adults to take a chance on their career dreams. (Photos by Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

The pandemic was in the back of their minds when Emma Fraser and Devin McFeron, both women in their 20s, decided to buy their own businesses last year. But that fear did not stop them, nor did their age.

“It is a little nerve-wracking. But at the same time, I think it’s so cool that we can really do this no matter our age.

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