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WHEELING, W.Va. – April 22, 2026 –Wheeling Heritage has announced the four finalists who will take the stage at the next Show of Hands event on Wednesday, May 27 at 6 p.m. at the Wheeling Artisan Center, 1400 Main Street. Show of Hands is a crowd-powered pitch competition where four local entrepreneurs present their business ideas to a live audience. Each attendee donates $5 at the door, which serves as a vote to help determine which finalist receives the top prize, averaging around $4,500, made possible through audience contributions and support from community sponsors. During the event, each finalist will have four minutes to pitch their business, followed by a brief audience Q&A session. Community members may also share announcements for an additional $5 donation. Meet the Finalists: Faygo’s Street Corn and More (Kiana Mitchell) A growing local food vendor offering Mexican street corn and hot dogs topped with Tito’s signature chili sauce, Faygo’s Street Corn and More has quickly become a familiar presence at community events. Funding would support the purchase of tents and upgraded cooking equipment to better serve larger crowds and improve efficiency. Little Sprinkles Bakery (Abby Black) Little Sprinkles Bakery is a home-based bakery specializing in custom cakes, cupcakes, and dessert displays for special occasions. Known for detailed designs and high-quality presentation, the business serves events ranging from birthdays to weddings. Funding would be used to invest in equipment and marketing to increase production capacity and expand its reach. She Speaks Wellness Initiative (Dr. Ashley Martinez, Feminine and Flourishing LLC) The She Speaks Wellness Initiative is an extension of Feminine and Flourishing LLC, a women’s health coaching practice focused on integrative wellness. The initiative aims to expand access to health education through a digital platform featuring a blog, podcast, and resources on topics such as hormones and gut health. Funding would support website development, podcast production, and content creation. Wheeling Feeling Nutrition (Shawna Larese) Wheeling Feeling Nutrition is a community-focused wellness shop offering energizing shakes and teas in a positive, welcoming environment. Funding would allow for equipment upgrades to improve efficiency, maintain quality, and support continued growth while enhancing the customer experience. “Show of Hands is such a fun and tangible way to get involved, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see the community come together to support local ideas. For just a few dollars, you get to be part of someone’s next big step, helping move their vision forward. It’s always inspiring, and honestly just really cool, to hear what people in Wheeling are building right now.” Riley Carpenter, director of programming at Wheeling Heritage Wheeling Heritage extends its thanks to lead sponsor Orrick and the Friends of Show of Hands sponsors, including Dave & Beth Weaver of Wheeling Volkswagen & Subaru; Dr. and Mrs. Dan Joseph of Joseph Orthodontics; Brian Joseph of Touchstone Research Laboratory; Fuzz & Barb LaRue; Rabbi Joshua Lief & Rebecca Lief; Will and Tracey Turani; FXB; Steve & Jackie Johnston; ThrIVe Wheeling & Play N Stay Pet Camp; Jake and Maria Blatt; Jeff and Ronna-Renee Jackson; EQT; Scaling Pyramids – Christopher and Denise Stitt; anonymous donors; and the many community members who make this program possible. A special thanks to the Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce for providing a complimentary membership to each Show of Hands presenter. Community members are encouraged to attend, support local entrepreneurs, and cast their vote to help bring the next big idea to life. For more information, visit wheelingheritage.org/show-of-hands or contact Wheeling Heritage at (304) 232-3087 or [email protected] Read the full article

- D23 Digital Creatives (Danny Schultz): A web design and digital media business that helps small businesses with affordable websites, logos, and marketing. Funding will be used to upgrade equipment, support paid ad campaigns, and offer workshops in Wheeling to help local businesses strengthen their online presence. - LC Learning Services (Carly Wilson): A student-centered learning environment providing Orton-Gillingham-based reading instruction, math intervention, and nature-based learning through the Tiny Taste Makers program. Funding will support raised garden beds, new instructional and enrichment resources, a professional website, and classroom furniture to expand hands-on learning and increase accessibility for families. - Mel’s Alternative Images (Melody Petras): An analog photography studio specializing in the vintage wet plate process, offering tintype and wet plate photoshoots in-studio and through a traveling photo booth at festivals and events. Mel also provides film photography sessions and VHS videography. Funding will help launch film development services for local photographers, upgrade studio and booth lighting, and add a business sign. - Unique Miniatures (Wendy Barbeau): A 50-year-old business specializing in handcrafted resin-cast architectural miniatures. Unique Miniatures plans to open The Itty Bitty Bungalow, a retail store at 1128 National Road. Funding will support inventory through resin-casting materials and wholesale crafting supplies for miniature enthusiasts.  “We’re really excited about this group of finalists. Each one brings something unique to the stage, from creative services to education to longtime local craftsmanship. Show of Hands is about more than just funding, it’s about celebrating the diversity of ideas that make Wheeling stronger, and we can’t wait for the community to hear their stories that evening! Mark your calendar.” Riley Carpenter, director of programming at Wheeling Heritage. Attendees can enjoy food, drinks, and an evening filled with energy as they cast their votes to back the next big idea in Wheeling. Follow Wheeling Heritage on Facebook to see videos showcasing the finalists’ businesses and projects before the event. For sponsorship opportunities or more information, contact Riley Carpenter at [email protected] or visit wheelingheritage.org/show-of-hands. Read the full article

- D23 Digital Creatives (Danny Schultz): A web design and digital media business that helps small businesses with affordable websites, logos, and marketing. Funding will be used to upgrade equipment, support paid ad campaigns, and offer workshops in Wheeling to help local businesses strengthen their online presence. - LC Learning Services (Carly Wilson): A student-centered learning environment providing Orton-Gillingham-based reading instruction, math intervention, and nature-based learning through the Tiny Taste Makers program. Funding will support raised garden beds, new instructional and enrichment resources, a professional website, and classroom furniture to expand hands-on learning and increase accessibility for families. - Mel’s Alternative Images (Melody Petras): An analog photography studio specializing in the vintage wet plate process, offering tintype and wet plate photoshoots in-studio and through a traveling photo booth at festivals and events. Mel also provides film photography sessions and VHS videography. Funding will help launch film development services for local photographers, upgrade studio and booth lighting, and add a business sign. - Unique Miniatures (Wendy Barbeau): A 50-year-old business specializing in handcrafted resin-cast architectural miniatures. Unique Miniatures plans to open The Itty Bitty Bungalow, a retail store at 1128 National Road. Funding will support inventory through resin-casting materials and wholesale crafting supplies for miniature enthusiasts.  “We’re really excited about this group of finalists. Each one brings something unique to the stage, from creative services to education to longtime local craftsmanship. Show of Hands is about more than just funding, it’s about celebrating the diversity of ideas that make Wheeling stronger, and we can’t wait for the community to hear their stories that evening! Mark your calendar.” Riley Carpenter, director of programming at Wheeling Heritage. Attendees can enjoy food, drinks, and an evening filled with energy as they cast their votes to back the next big idea in Wheeling. Follow Wheeling Heritage on Facebook to see videos showcasing the finalists’ businesses and projects before the event. For sponsorship opportunities or more information, contact Riley Carpenter at [email protected] or visit wheelingheritage.org/show-of-hands. Read the full article

I’ve been honored to be vending my wares alongside some super talented artisans this weekend. If you’re able to come to @showofhandschicago at @architecturalartifacts today we’d love to see you, and if you see something here that tickles your fancy do give their feeds a look! . #showofhandschicago #showofhands (at Architectural Artifacts, Inc.) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClMMzQeuHrg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

I’ve been honored to be vending my wares alongside some super talented artisans this weekend. If you’re able to come to @showofhandschicago at @architecturalartifacts today we’d love to see you, and if you see something here that tickles your fancy do give their feeds a look! . #showofhandschicago #showofhands (at Architectural Artifacts, Inc.) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClMMO3iOjJ5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=