Cabbells repurpose property into dance studio

  • Kacy Cabbell’s Summer Dance Camp participants in the three- and four-year-old morning session pause between dances during the weeklong camp Thursday, June 8. Front row, from left: Baylee Rodriguez, Gentry Nevarez, Avery Bell, Kellyn Conner, Gia O’Rear, Emmi Conley, Whitley Souder, Zella McDaniel, Laura Lynn Hommel, Monroe Allred, Maddi Hightower, Emma Hightower, Evvy Kaas Kinney. Back row, from left: Ava Kate Inman, Kacy Cabbell, Claire Kane. Not pictured: Blake Lemons. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
    Kacy Cabbell’s Summer Dance Camp participants in the three- and four-year-old morning session pause between dances during the weeklong camp Thursday, June 8. Front row, from left: Baylee Rodriguez, Gentry Nevarez, Avery Bell, Kellyn Conner, Gia O’Rear, Emmi Conley, Whitley Souder, Zella McDaniel, Laura Lynn Hommel, Monroe Allred, Maddi Hightower, Emma Hightower, Evvy Kaas Kinney. Back row, from left: Ava Kate Inman, Kacy Cabbell, Claire Kane. Not pictured: Blake Lemons. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
  • Five-year-old and up students in Kacy Cabbell’s afternoon Summer Dance Camp session take a break from their choreographed dance routine Thursday, June 8. Front row, from left: Sherree Ballinger, Kylie Wiebe, Charleigh Henard, Tinlee Cabbell, Harlow Stratton, Kodi Cabbell, Jenna Faullks, Adeline Faulks, Harper Cox, Summer Valles, Alaeja Archie, Vivyan Valles. Back row, from left: Ava Kate Inman, Claire Kane and Kacy Cabbell.
    Five-year-old and up students in Kacy Cabbell’s afternoon Summer Dance Camp session take a break from their choreographed dance routine Thursday, June 8. Front row, from left: Sherree Ballinger, Kylie Wiebe, Charleigh Henard, Tinlee Cabbell, Harlow Stratton, Kodi Cabbell, Jenna Faullks, Adeline Faulks, Harper Cox, Summer Valles, Alaeja Archie, Vivyan Valles. Back row, from left: Ava Kate Inman, Claire Kane and Kacy Cabbell.
    WELLINGTON – A teacher at Wellington Elementary School, Kacy Cabbell’s dreams of opening her own dance studio came to fruition in June 2022. “My husband Logan and I really wanted a building on or near the square, so we looked and waited for a few years,” Cabbell said. “We wanted to bring a business that would utilize a building that was near downtown to help revitalize it. P...

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