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White Trash and Colorful
Accessories
223 Franklin St.
910.482.0005
www.franklinstreetplace.com
At White Trash and Colorful Accessories,
whimsy abounds. Owner Molly Arnold
hand picks the unique selection of
merchandise with an eye for special occasions or as a special gift for
yourself. Vintage finds, hand bags, one of a kind artist designed jewelry,
home accents and holiday decorations makes it hard not to walk out of
the store without a special purchase tucked under your arm and a smile
on your face. White Trash is what makes shopping in Historic Downtown
Fayetteville fun and exciting.
Best Framing Shop
Lisa's Custom Framing
1226 Fort Bragg Rd.
910.484.3585
www.
lisascustomframing.com
When Robin Kelly, the current
owner of Lisa's Framing Shop, purchased the business in 2008 she knew
that she had something special. Her staff has a keen eye for art and
decades of experience to assist their customers in finding the best way
to show off your art, photos and mementos. Kelly is a member of the
Professional Picture Framers Association, and takes the time to invest
creativity, precision, patience and skill in every item that comes through
the doors. All work is done on site. Expert preservation and archival
techniques are used to ensure your cherished favorite pieces will last a
lifetime.
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Re-Store Warehouse
205 Forsythe St.
910. 321.0780
www.therestorewarehouse.com
The Re-Store Warehouse has just celebrated its 14th anniversary,
while staying true to its mission. General Manager/Director Bill
McMillan diligently manages his staff to fulfill its mission of being a
leader in providing affordable home-improvement products to local
community residents, while donating a percentage of its net profits to
local Cumberland County charities. The Re-Store is a 501c3 nonprofit
organization. Since 1999, it has singlehandedly donated hundreds of
thousands of dollars to local charities like Operation Inasmuch, Fayetteville
Urban Ministry and the Center for Economic Empowerment and
Development.
Shopping at the Re-Store is fun and exciting. In its 60,000-square-foot
warehouse customers will find everything from cabinets to flooring,
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