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'Mothers of the Forest' mural honors 3 for community contributions

Summary by Roanoke Times

A new mural titled “Mothers of the Forest” can be seen on the back of Cardinal Bicycle in Grandin Village. Created by artist Jon Murrill, the artwork honors three local women — Amazella Anderson, Jenny Ripp, and Brittany-Marie Aarons — for their contributions to community gardening, coffee culture, and sustainable design.

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'Mothers of the Forest' mural honors 3 for community contributions

A new mural titled “Mothers of the Forest” can be seen on the back of Cardinal Bicycle in Grandin Village. Created by artist Jon Murrill, the artwork honors three local women — Amazella Anderson, Jenny Ripp, and Brittany-Marie Aarons — for their contributions to community gardening, coffee culture, and sustainable design.

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Roanoke Times broke the news in 1 day ago on Saturday, June 14, 2025.

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