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ICYMI: Downtown Aberdeen’s glow-up is set to continue with the renovation of a long-vacant corner at W. Main and S. Sycamore streets. Lindy and Ryan Lamielle acquired 103, 105 and 109 W. Main St. in September.
The corner building, 103 W. Main St., is divided into two storefronts, both of which are listed by Holly Bell at Carolina Summit Group. The others need significant improvements, Lindy says. 103 and 105 Main St. was likely built between 1902-1912 according to Aberdeen Mayor, Robbie Farrell.
There are currently no plans for the spaces but work is underway to restore the storefronts to better condition for future tenants.
#aberdeennc
Soup sampling is our kinda day. 🥄@downtown_aberdeen’s Soup(er) Bowl was a touchdown in our book.
Having a heart to cart moment while supporting local 💕 #cupidscrawl @southernpinesbizassociation
If the Grammy’s were in MoCo would they be called the Piney’s? 🤔
#southernpines #aberdeennc #pinehurst
GIVEAWAY: Three lucky Swaybaes are going to win 3 meals each from @spoonlickerscatering which has a different menu each week and offers Paleo/W30, carb conscious, flex and family style. You must reside in Moore County to enter.
To enter:
1. Like + Tag someone who could use meal prep in their life.
2. Follow @spoonlickerscatering
Entries close Thursday at 8 p.m.
Instead of waiting for farmers market days for locally made skincare, you can now stock up at All Things Homestead in downtown Carthage.
Located right above Limitless Meal Supply, the shop features whipped tallow cream and all-natural products like lip balms, soaps and bug spray; plus housewares, local honey and jams and refrigerated meats. There’s also a “Meet Your Farmer” wall.
Freezin’ for a reason at the BRRRR Creek Polar Plunge. 🥶 This year’s theme was the 60s. The annual event collects donations for the Robbins area food bank.
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