Our Story
Meet Cora
In 2021, June Pace knew there was a need for quality clothing brands not available in St. George. She opened Mina Boutique in the charming little pioneer home located at 173 N. Main Street.
Celece Krieger started as the manager and in the spring of 2024, June decided to retire and Celece purchased the boutique. At the end of the year, Celece decided to make it her own by changing the name and adding some new brands. When it came to selecting the new name it was easy: CORA, Celece's Maternal Grandmother.
ABOUT CORA
Cora LeRae Beckstead Cundick was born in South Jordan, Utah in 1927. She married her school sweetheart Ned Cundick after he returned from serving in the U.S. Navy during World War II in the South Pacific. Life was not easy for this young married couple and money was tight. No matter how much money they had, Grandma Cora always looked immaculate. She was a successful beautician, club championship golfer, bowler, and was famous for her delicious pies. From her matching hats and golf skorts to her custom furs and beautiful jewelry, Grandma was the perfect example of timeless beauty. Even on the days when she was out driving a farm truck helping Grandpa in the fields during the harvest, Grandma looked fabulous with her beautiful scarf tied on her head and big sunglasses (think Jackie O Farm Fashion).
When you visit Cora Boutique, you will find upscale clothing, beautiful jewelry, and of course, the perfect golf outfit and matching hat.
Timeless, Classic, and Quality Styles.
"Fashion Changes, But Style Endures."
Coco Chanel may have said it, but Grandma Cora lived it.