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ALDERSON MAIN STREET - NEWS RELEASE
P.O. Box 117, Alderson, WV 24910
November 17, 2017
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SHOP ALDERSON ON “SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY”
Alderson
has
great
small
shops
that
are
locally
owned
and
would
be
delighted
to
have
your
business
on
“small business Saturday”, November 25.
Alderson’s
Store
has
anchored
the
Alderson
Historic
Business
District
on
the
Monroe
County
side
for
years
and
has
been
run
by
succeeding
generations
of
the
family.
It
has
a
bit
of
everything
from
local
books to chic clothing in gorgeous art deco surroundings.
Next
door
is
Bridgewalk
Shops,
an
eclectic
arrangement
of
treasures
from
antiques
to
modern
pieces.
It
will soon be home to Elisa’s Eatery and Cold Cuts Emporium and serving great food as well.
The
gift
shop
at
the
newly
restored
Historic
C&O
Depot
will
be
open
from
11-3
and
well
worth
a
visit
for
the railroad fan on the Christmas list. The museum will be open as well.
The
Alderson
Artisans
Gallery,
a
co-op
of
local
artists,
offers
truly
unique
gifts
for
the
discerning
shopper
at
a
variety
of
price
points.
They
believe
wonderful
artistic
pieces
should
be
affordable
for
everyone
and
are offering 15% off on small business Saturday.
You
may
get
a
friendly
greeting
from
a
lively
dog
at
Alderson’s
Wolf
Creek
Gallery.
She
spends
most
of
her
time
snoozing
under
the
counter
but
likes
to
check
out
new
people
who
come
in
to
see
the
great
wall
hangings, positive sayings and other delightful small gifts. Wolf Creek calendars are available here.
A
cup
of
hot
cider
with
mulling
spices
is
always
offered
during
the
holiday
shopping
season
at
the
Wolf
Creek
Gallery.
The
other
shops
will
be
serving
some
drinks
and
light
refreshments
on
Saturday,
Nov.
25,
from 10-4.
Mayor
Travis
Copenhaver
said,
“A
recent
visitor
to
Alderson
commented
on
the
uniqueness
and
variety
of
our
stores.
Our
owners
work
hard
to
keep
them
fresh
and
interesting
and
support
our
local
economy.
Please come and support them!”
PHOTO CAPTION: Christmas tree in an Alderson business in 2016.
(Click on photo for larger view)