Broken Bow Country Store marks 60th year with open house
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 17:22 · Archive
The Country Store in Broken Bow is holding an open house on 2 November to celebrate its 60th anniversary.
The Country Store in Broken Bow will hold an open house on 2 November to mark its 60th anniversary. The shop is located at 817 South D Street on the north side of the downtown square and operates seasonally for two months over the Christmas period.
The store features handcrafted items brought by between 20 and 30 consignors from across Nebraska, including Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island and Scottsbluff, as well as one from South Dakota. According to store manager Gaylean Millsap, items for sale include woodworking such as birdhouses, bird feeders and cutting boards; leather products, which are new this year; quilts and blankets; and towels and scrubbers. Millsap noted that towels and scrubbers are the store's staples, with customers returning regularly to replenish stock.
The Country Store began as part of 4-H Extension and is now part of Custer Country Crafts, overseen by a guild of 12 members. It has occupied its current location for the last five years. The store will offer food items on Thursdays and Fridays, including banana bread, cookies and angel food cake, with special orders available. During the week of Thanksgiving, food items will be available on Tuesday and Wednesday instead.
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- Handcrafted items, baked goods available for the holidays in Broken BowThe Country Store in Broken Bow will hold an open house Nov. 2 to mark its 60th year. The shop features all homemade and handcrafted items.1011Now · 30 Oct, 16:45
- Handcrafted items, baked goods available for the holidays in Broken BowThe Country Store in Broken Bow will hold an open house Nov. 2 to mark its 60th year. The shop features all homemade and handcrafted items.WOWT · 30 Oct, 16:45
In this story: Broken Bow · Custer Country Crafts · Gaylean Millsap
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