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She says she always wanted her own business and felt "the time was right with all the revitalization going on in Uniontown" to open her shop.

Her daughter, Malina, 2, also provided inspiration for starting the children's store, she adds.

"You can't find most of my gift items in department stores," she says.

"We've been received very well," says Mary Ann Greathouse, store manager of the Nemacolin Collection on East Main Street, which includes Exquisite (women's clothing), Top Hat (men's clothing) and Sole Mates (women's shoes).

"We carry some designer fashions ...

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His final novel, "That They May Face the Rising Sun," charted the social and seasonal changes in a border farming community without relying on conventional dramatic hooks - or even much plot.

In an interview last year, McGahern said he had attempted "to take plot and everything else out of the novel and see what was left." "In fiction, the most powerful weapon the writer has is suggestion.

I think that nearly all good writing is suggestion, and all bad writing is statement.

Statement kills off the reader's imagination.

With suggestion, the reader takes up from where the writer leaves off," he told The Guardian newspaper.

While he wrote for a few hours each day, McGahern remained a part-time farmer, and shunned the limelight.

When Ireland's censorship board ba...