Maggie J’s celebrates re-opening
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 By  Lauren Wester Published 
9:31 am Thursday, May 9, 2019

Maggie J’s celebrates re-opening

Maggie J’s Boutique and Gifts held its grand re-opening May 3-4 with door prizes, giveaways, discounts and refreshments.

The boutique is located in the same shopping center as before on Highway 43; it just moved a few doors down where Ava’s China and Gifts was formerly located.

Owner Kristi Wilbanks said a wider selection is offered now in the boutique, including china and a bridal registry and gifts. Clothing, home goods and baby items make up the rest of the store, and right now there are graduation, Mother’s Day and Teacher Appreciation gifts.

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