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The perfect Christmas tree for your home or business
Boy Scout Troop 52 out of Front Royal VA is gearing up for their annual Christmas tree fundraising sales located at the Royal Plaza Shopping Center just across from Rural King.
Christmas trees will be on sale starting November 24th up through December 21st. Hours are: Monday thru Friday 4 pm-8 pm Saturday 8 am to 8 pm Sunday Noon to 8 pm.
The Scouts are ready to help you pick out the perfect Christmas tree for your home or business. Christmas tree funds and donations help the scouts pay for summer camp and other trips throughout the coming year.
Christmas trees range from $35 to $50 dollars and the troop will continue selling them until December 21st unless they sell out before then.
WHERE: Royal Plaza Shopping Center, Front Royal, VA 22630
WHEN: November 24th up through December 21st.
Monday thru Friday 4 pm-8 pm
Saturday 8 am to 8 pm
Sunday Noon to 8 pm
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