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Lynne Marshall’s Head-Line Hair Celebrates 30 Years


Lynne Marshall’s Head-Line Hair opened its doors on May 17, 1994.

Owner Lynne Marshall attributes their success to an amazingly talented, kind, and dedicated staff. Their mantra has always been, “to provide superior quality cosmetology services with an attitude of complete professionalism, attention to detail, and unparalleled client comfort and service.”

Head-Line Hair started as a Paul Mitchell Signature Salon in a small space on Route 322 in Cranberry. Through the years, they have become a full-service salon offering cuts, colors, perms, keratin conditioning, relaxers and extensions. They also offer complete nail services, facials, makeup, waxing and lash extensions as well as offering spa days in conjunction with Peaces for You Massage Therapy.

Now located at 1047 Allegheny Avenue, they share business talents with neighbors in the building that include Peaces for You Massage Therapy and Eckert Chiropractic. This makes for a wonderful complimentary environment.

Many staff members have a long history with Head-Line Hair. Tracey Mohnkern has been the Manager for the entire 30 years. Both Jamie Duarte and Pam Shefchunas have been there for 20 years and Katelyn Horter has been there for 10 years.

The business has spent years supporting many community groups such as Newcomer’s Club, Christian Women’s Club, The Fighter’s Ball, Relay for Life, Susan G. Komen, Venango 4H, Venango Museum, Venango Catholic Schools, as well as other local schools, churches, and fire departments.

Over the years, Head-Line Hair has hosted a number of events including: Glamour Shots, makeover events, Antique Portraits, Ladies’ Night Out, Chamber mixers and several cut-a-thons. They have helped many friends and clients in need with fundraising events.

Lynne is happy to say that she has worked with many talented stylists throughout the years and hopes they are as happy to say they worked at the salon as she is to have been their employer.

Lynne says, “It has been both a pleasure and a great honor to have done business in our community for 30 years. We’ve met so many kind and wonderful people. Thank you all for making Head-Line Hair a huge success!”

Head-Line Hair can be contacted by phone at (814) 677-0404.

Congratulations to Head-Line Hair on 30 years in business!

This article was published in the Venango Chamber’s May 2024 VenangoWorks! Newsletter.

Leadership Venango to Celebrate Class of 2024 Graduation


The Chamber is excited to celebrate the Leadership Venango Class of 2024 with a mixer-style graduation reception and ceremony on May 22 at Wanango Country Club.

Since their two-day retreat in September, the class of 10 have been fully engaged, really making the most of the nine-month program.

Invitations have been sent out with details on the graduation reception and ceremony.

Congratulations Class of 2024!

This article was published in the Venango Chamber’s May 2024 VenangoWorks! Newsletter.

Artists Attic Will Move to Franklin


Artist’s Attic LLC is moving to the Porch Music Store building, owned by Holly Gibbons, located at 1253 Liberty Street, in Franklin. Artist’s Attic will continue to sell art supplies, display local art, and promote art-related workshops. Heidi Whistle-Krug is the Manager of both Artist’s Attic and Porch Music Store. Consolidating both retail stores in an owner owned building under Heidi’s direct supervision will allow greater efficiency and one-stop shopping.

Follow Porch Music Store and Artist’s Attic on social media for details on upcoming events. Owner Holly Gibbons says, “Thank you for your continued support, we look forward to promoting the arts countywide and beyond from our new Franklin location. We plan to hold an open house and Chamber mixer soon.”

For more information or to contact Artist’s Attic, email artistsatticllc@gmail.com or call (814) 428-3045.

This article was published in the Venango Chamber’s May 2024 VenangoWorks! Newsletter.

Elizabeth Akam


Elizabeth is a Self Employed Curator from Little Cooley – Centerville, PA. She attended Edinboro University where she obtained her Associate’s of Science in Business Administration.

She is currently planning and coordinating vendor events in the Oil City area as well as celebrating local artists and sellers. She has been accepted to participate in the Pittsburgh Vintage Mixer, which is the largest vintage event in the Pittsburgh area!

Her future goals include growing her small businesses into a full-time job for herself. In her free time, she likes to get involved with bible education, spend time with friends and family, and feed her interest of vintage fashion.

One of her favorite spots in Oil City is Woods & River coffee which she visits often. She expressed how evident it is that people here love the community and truly want the best for it.

Gaining Value and Experience with FLEX


FLEX stands out as more than just an organization. It’s a practical platform that empowers young professionals to refine their skills, broaden their horizons, and create a real impact within their communities. FLEX offers a unique mix of experiences where community development and personal growth work hand in hand, making a difference in the lives of local young professionals and leaders.

Former FLEX President Kat Thompson attests to the organization’s practical approach to community and young professional development. She states, “When I joined FLEX, I didn’t know the community, and the community didn’t know me. Through continuing to show up and volunteer, I worked my way into the role of VP, then President, and greatly expanded my professional and personal networks. Through my time with FLEX, I’ve gained valuable experience, including leadership & management strategies, event planning, soliciting sponsorships, public speaking, and communication. I continue to be a champion for FLEX, as I credit substantial strides in both my personal and professional development to the organization.”

Building Strong Connections:
FLEX provides an environment where young professionals can establish essential connections with peers, mentors, and potential employers. The organization hosts networking events, mixers, and workshops that allow members to expand their professional network, opening doors to career opportunities and personal development.

Professional Development:
FLEX offers a variety of programs and initiatives designed to enhance skills and knowledge. This practical approach to professional development is crucial for career advancement, increasing competence in areas like public speaking and communication.

Community Engagement:
FLEX encourages its members to give back to the community through volunteer opportunities and participation in local initiatives. This involvement fosters a sense of responsibility and connection, allowing young professionals to contribute positively to their local community while expanding their horizons.

Leadership Opportunities:
One of FLEX’s standout features is the potential for leadership roles within the organization. Young professionals can lead committees or events and gain practical experience managing and leading teams. These roles not only bolster resumes but also provide valuable experience for future career success.

FLEX, with its extensive resources and opportunities, empowers young professionals in Venango County to become confident, skilled, and actively engaged members of the workforce. It acts as a bridge, connecting emerging leaders with valuable experiences and mentors. By nurturing a community of young professionals passionate about their region, FLEX ensures that a solid and committed workforce shapes our community’s future.

This article was published in the Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs Exchange’s (FLEX) November 2023 edition of the FLEX Your Ideas (FYI) Newsletter.