By Colleen Boyanton Trends of Naracoorte opened its doors in October of 2004, formerly Katchors Fashion, the store was completely revamped and brought into the 21st Century. Colleen and husband Phillip have developed the store in the past 18 years, with wonderful staff, Sandi Lawrence and Rosalie Jackson running the store and helping with buying of stock for the next seasons. Phillip past away in October of 2022 and Colleen, with the help of Rosalie carried on the business. The business was on the market to sell for quite a while but has now been sold. It has been purchased by Leah Davenport. Rosalie retired in December of 2022, but returned to help Colleen and Leah with the transition of the ownership of the business. The store is a main stay in the main street and Trends customers will be looked after with the same attention and care that has […]
Jul 6, 2023 | Article, Communication, This Week's Issue


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