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The Fayette Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Fayette’s newsest downtown business. The Coop officially opened its doors on Friday. Owned by Barbie Oeth, Karyn Larson, and Hope Bricker …
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The Fayette Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Fayette’s newsest downtown business. The Coop officially opened its doors on Friday. Owned by Barbie Oeth, Karyn Larson, and Hope Bricker offer a space for local vendors selling homemade goods, antiques, home décor, and baked treats. The vendor market is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Vendor inquiries should be made to thecoopvendormarket2026@gmail.com
Front Row: Taylor McCann (Chamber Treasurer), Kevin Oeth, Heather Dawson (Downtown Fayette), Hope Bricker, Karyn Larson, Barbie Oeth, Brian Asbury (Chamber Board), and Julie Parrish (Chamber President). Back Row: The Coop Vendors.
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