First Cedar Street Class Introduces Cooking Skills to Kids

By Lyndsey Summers
lsummers@mckenziebanner.com

Posted 6/13/23

Twelve elementary-aged students attended a cooking class at Cedar Street Studio in downtown McKenzie Tuesday, June 6. This is the first of many skills classes to be taught in the new studio owned by Urban Trading Company’s Ashley Bell.

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