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Ace Hardware open on Oak Ridge Turnpike

Posted at 6:57 pm May 25, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Fox Brothers Ace Hardware

Terry Fox, part owner of Fox Brothers Ace Hardware, greets customers with cashier Tiffany Poston near the front door of the new store, which opened May 15. In the background, from center, are sales associate Tommy Lee, part owner Bruce Fox, and customer Warren Gooch.

Fox Brothers Ace Hardware is now open on Oak Ridge Turnpike, and the new store sells a mix of hardware, paint, tools, animal feed, electrical and plumbing supplies, and lawn and garden gear.

The 7,000-square-foot store is located in the east building at the former Paul Benton Buick and GMC.

“We’re excited, and we think it has a lot of potential,” said Bruce Fox, one of the new store’s four owners. The other three owners are his wife, Mary Jane Fox, and two brothers, Terry Fox and Todd Fox.

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