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Downtown Rebound: Brooke Hughes, Inklings

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6 years ago

June 14, 2020

On Saturday, June 13, 2020, our publisher Mike McCool, along with his grandson Connor Clark (as the camera crew), went downtown to see how our local businesses were doing. Walking down Main Street they stopped in at one of the newest businesses on Main Street called Inklings and visited with owner Brooke Hughes. Inklings have a selection of modern clothing, art, stickers, and gifts.

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