Christy Wagner- Ibrahim with daughter Batule By Felicia Mycyk
She had a vision. Now Christy Wagner-Ibrahim has a building and is moving forward with her decision to start a business on Merchant Street in Ambridge.
Her business will not open for a few months, but Wagner-Ibrahim plans to bring some Egyptian culture to the area.
Items she plans on having in the store include Egyptian furniture, woodwork, mother of pearl items, and art work.
She had a vision. Now Christy Wagner-Ibrahim has a building and is moving forward with her decision to start a business on Merchant Street in Ambridge.
Her business will not open for a few months, but Wagner-Ibrahim plans to bring some Egyptian culture to the area.
Items she plans on having in the store include Egyptian furniture, woodwork, mother of pearl items, and art work.
Originally from Oregon, Wagner-Ibrahim later moved to New York and is now a resident of Ambridge for six years, with two children in the school district.
Wagner-Ibrahim said she wanted a place that reminded her a little bit of her hometown.
When asked why she wanted to bring her business to Ambridge, she said "This is home."
Wagner-Ibrahim wants to be a part of the revitalization in the Ambridge business district. She mentioned that with the setback of recent fires, everyone needs to stick together and build.
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Wagner-Ibrahim said she wanted a place that reminded her a little bit of her hometown.
When asked why she wanted to bring her business to Ambridge, she said "This is home."
Wagner-Ibrahim wants to be a part of the revitalization in the Ambridge business district. She mentioned that with the setback of recent fires, everyone needs to stick together and build.
Like Ambridge Connection on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and sign up for our weekly newsletter.
Tropic Rays will be the future site of Christy Wagner-Ibrahim's new business which will feature Egyptian products. Credit: Felicia Mycyk
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