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Bumpkin No More: Final Day For Century Business
March 29, 2009
Sunday was the final day of business for the Country Bumpkin in Century. The store, which first opened in 1991, closed to make way for a St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store that will open Wednesday. Pictured above: Country Bumpkin owner Terri Sanders prepares for her last day of business. She will manage the new thrift store when it opens. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Bumpkin No More: Final Day For Century Business”
Good Luck Mrs. Terri !! I’ll be visiting your new store soon!
When one door closes, another one opens!
I enjoyed the Country Bumpkin. But will visit the new store also. Terri is a very nice person and a great cook
Happy Trails to you…….Your great at everything you do !