Angie’s Apparel opens in Moses Lake
JOEL MARTIN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 months AGO
Angie Delgado, owner of Angie’s Apparel in downtown Moses Lake, holds up a couple of the items for sale in her shop.
JOEL MARTIN/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Angie Delgado, flanked by members of the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce, cuts the ribbon on her shop, Angie’s Apparel. The shop is located upstairs in the back of the building at 310 S. Balsam St.
Joel Martin has been with the Columbia Basin Herald for more than 25 years in a variety of roles and is the most-tenured employee in the building. Martin is a married father of eight and enjoys spending time with his children and his wife, Christina. He is passionate about the paper’s mission of informing the people of the Columbia Basin because he knows it is important to record the history of the communities the publication serves. | August 13, 2024 1:30 AM
MOSES LAKE — There’s a new source for clothing in town. Angie’s Apparel opened three months ago, according to owner Angie Delgado, and had its Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting Thursday.
Angie’s Apparel operates on a consignment basis, Delgado said.
“We’re kind of like Buy-Sell-Trade,” Delgado said. “We could buy your clothes, you can trade yours for clothes that I have, or just buy.”
Angie’s Apparel is located at 310 S., Balsam St. Ste. E, across from the Moses Lake Civic Center. The shop is upstairs in the back, so it’s not immediately visible from the street.
Delgado, a native of Royal City, said she carries clothing for both men and women of all sizes, from extra small to 3X. She’s especially interested in getting more plus-size clothing in, she said.
Angie’s Apparel is open 12-5 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Her goal is to branch out into a wider variety of clothing, Delgado said.
“I would like to make it a one-stop shop for families,” she said. “Maybe getting into newborns, younger kids, toddlers and teenagers.”
Angie Delgado, flanked by members of the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce, cuts the ribbon on her shop, Angie’s Apparel. The shop is located upstairs in the back of the building at 310 S. Balsam St.MORE LIFESTYLE STORIES
ARTICLES BY JOEL MARTIN
‘Whiskey Rebel’
Novel draws on Moses Coulee for isolated setting
MOSES LAKE — Out in the high desert country of Moses Coulee, it’s easy to imagine that strange things are happening just over the next ridge. There’s something peacefully secretive about the area northwest of Ephrata in the southern part of Douglas County, as though time stopped there and nobody was around to notice.
FIRST RESPONDER FOCUS: Washington State Patrol Trooper Travis Cunningham wears his hat with pride, mind for service
MOSES LAKE — The life of a Washington State Patrol officer isn’t all glamorous, but it does have one thing going for it: the coolest hat in all law enforcement. “I adamantly and wholeheartedly believe that,” said Trooper Travis Cunningham.
Space to grow
Moses Lake Catalyst Center gives fledgling businesses a chance to thrive
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake business community got a preview of the future of small business last week when the Chamber of Commerce unveiled its Chamber Catalyst Center downtown. “The first three years of a business are the most critical,” said Chamber Director Debbie Doran-Martinez. “Typically it’s five before you’re really solid.”