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Washington

business fit

to print

By Kevin Allen

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

Rappahannock County residents looking to impress dinner guests with fancy party invitations, make a professional statement with a set of business cards or just need a few color copies made have a new local option to serve their printing needs.

Belmont Printing, which performs printing jobs for Belmont Partners and PacWest Transfer in the Town of Washington, opened to the public last month on Main Street.

Entrepreneur Joseph Meuse owns Belmont Partners and PacWest Transfer and wanted to make the printing services available to the public to fill an unmet need in the community, Printing Manager Lindsay Alexander said.

‘There’s really not anywhere out here where someone can have 50 copies made,” she said.

The business offers digital color copying and design for business cards, stationary, invitations and similar publications.

Tf we can’t do it now, well figure out a way to do it,” Alexander said, adding that the print shop can send out orders for people who need large quantities of copies made.

Alexander’s background is in publication and direct mail design, and her talents are available to customers who need

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