What makes a town your home?

    In my opinion, it’s the people who have lived in the town, the family values of the residences and the overall pleasantries of the town. Hometowns already portray family and being a hometown by way the people who live here treat everyone and that hometowns are always more about the families and people.

    I grew up in a small home town, and it is where I have chosen to raise my children. I love my home town and the feel it provides. I have decided to make a family business with family values just like other who has lived here. My business is called Hometown Photography, we stand for strong family values and wish to provide outstanding services and low prices to the working family. I thought that more hometowns could use more family oriented business such as a photography studio, a place where you can take you kids and family and have picture perfect memories to last a life time. Also every time I ask any local resident where they take their kids to get portraits done, they say either Wal-Mart or Sears which they have to drive 30 minutes to get too, which is no surprise are not in small home towns.

    When I received the license for my business, while talking to people in my hometown and surrounding small towns, people were so excited with my ideas and excited for my business. This was and is the reassurance that a great hometown provides. Residences trying to help find the most covenant area to have the business local at and what areas of the town would be best for access to all the residents and business owner who would like to have my business in or next to their businesses. It is nice to see that small hometowns are promoting change and inspiring for people and youth to live in their towns and make it their homes and even part of their business.

 Sincerely,

Angela Carlough

Owner of Hometown Photography