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Ah yes, I had forgot to mention the small Carhartt store. It's relatively new, being part of the Country Store remodel from the beginning of the year. While it's great for what it is, there's certainly still plenty of room for shoes and clothing merchants in Floyd.
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Citygirl, finding something unique that no one offers in that area is the key to success, provided the service is reasonable enough for people to use.
Food,Clothes,Entertainment.....the big three........or how about a printing service? I don't live in Floyd, and don't know if there is a printing service there... Floyd is one interesting place.....It reminds me lots of Homer ,Alaska.... |
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Sorry to reawaken such an old thread. Does Floyd have a used book store? A thrift store?
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