Holly Wheaton does not own a single little black dress or power suit. Those days are long behind her.
More than two decades ago, the Springs native traded in her sleek Chicago wardrobe for flannel shirts, blue jeans and work boots when she moved back home to join the ranks of the Springs Food Pantry that her mother, Betty Reichart, had started in 1992 — a time when feeding over 200 families was unimaginable.
But that is precisely what Ms. Wheaton faces today.
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