Congratulations to our Best of Savannah winners in Shopping & Services!
Best Adult Toy Store
Sunset
Novelties
A helpful staff and a large selection of everything you need for a good time - 9307 Abercorn St.
Runner-up:
Joker’s Novelties, 111 W. Derenne Ave.
Best Antique Shop
Picker
Joe’s
A veritable treasure trove of antique finds . there’s something new to see during every visit. - 217 E. 41st St.
Best Antique Shop
Best Consignment Store
Best Furniture Store
Best Thrift/Vintage Clothing Store
By Melissa Hayes
Picker Joe’s
Antique Mall
“I’ve got what I call PFPT, Passion for the Past,” says James Plumlee, owner of Picker Joe’s Antique Mall. “It’s not just the items. It’s the people I meet and the history along the way that I love most about this business. It’s when people come in and say, ‘Oh, my grandmother had this,’ and we share stories. It’s about memories.”
KNBN NewsCenter1
Area businesses entice customers with prize packages
May 7, 2021
RAPID CITY, S.D. Think of it as a springtime “Shop Small Saturday.”
Jenn Harlan, the owner of Rapid City’s Younique Finds antique store, has teamed up with eleven other businesses to sponsor a one-day Spring Business Bingo.
Stop by any of the 12 businesses on Saturday, May 8, and pick up a bingo card. The businesses are:
Younique Finds, 901 Mt. Rushmore Road
Who’s Toy House, 512 Main Street, Suite 130
Staple & Spice Market, 526 Sixth Street
Rapid Energy Nutrition, 1620 Mt. Rushmore Road, Suite 300
Old Time Thrift, 420 Creek Drive
Karma Boutique, 529 Main Street
Someone new is set to take over the businesses that made Adamstown famous for craft beer and antiques.
Three owners of Dentech Industrial in Reamstown are under contract with the Stoudt family to buy the complex that includes Stoudts Black Angus Antiques Mall, Black Angus Restaurant, Stoudts Bakery and Stoudts Brewing, according to an announcement distributed April 18 to the mallâs antique dealers.
The Sunday antiques mall will remain open while the biergarten attached to the now-closed restaurant will be open every Sunday, beginning May 23. It will be operated by Columbia Kettle Works, which will serve its craft beer, according to the announcement.
Someone new is set to take over the businesses that made Adamstown famous for craft beer and antiques.
Three owners of Dentech Industrial in Reamstown are under contract with the Stoudt family to buy the complex that includes Stoudts Black Angus Antiques Mall, Black Angus Restaurant, Stoudts Bakery and Stoudts Brewing, according to an announcement distributed April 18 to the mallâs antique dealers.
The Sunday antiques mall will remain open while the biergarten attached to the now-closed restaurant will be open every Sunday, beginning May 23. It will be operated by Columbia Kettle Works, which will serve its craft beer, according to the announcement.