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City, Chamber kick off holidays with ‘Shop Oak Ridge’ at Main Street on Tuesday

Posted at 12:45 am November 21, 2017
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A sign showing some of the stores at Main Street Oak Ridge is pictured above. (Photo by City of Oak Ridge)

A sign showing some of the stores at Main Street Oak Ridge is pictured above. (Photo by City of Oak Ridge)

 

The City of Oak Ridge and the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce will kick off the holiday shopping season with a special event called “Shop Oak Ridge” at Main Street Oak Ridge on Tuesday.

The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, November 21, under the tent at Main Street Oak Ridge, the 58-acre mixed use retail development that replaced the Oak Ridge Mall, a press release said. The property was sold to RealtyLink in June 2016, and demolition of the former mall began in July 2016. Less than a year later, it had been replaced with a new concept and new stores, the press release said.

Businesses that have opened locations in Main Street Oak Ridge include: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Front Page News, Government, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Tagged With: Belk, City of Oak Ridge, Dick's Sporting Goods, Electronic Express, Grove Center, holiday shopping, Jackson Square, JCPenney, Main Street—Oak Ridge, Maurice's, Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce, PetSmart, Rack Room Shoes, RealtyLink, Rue 21, Shop Oak Ridge, T.J. Maxx, Ulta, Warren Gooch

Sponsored: Music Arts enrolls in Amazon Smile program, which donates part of purchases

Posted at 4:38 pm November 14, 2014
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Just in time for holiday shopping! Music Arts has enrolled in the Amazon Smile program, which allows you to have 0.5 percent of your applicable purchases donated to Music Arts. It is easy to enroll and an even easier way for you to help Music Arts.

The link for Amazon Smile is: http://smile.amazon.com/ch/62-1841925. Thank you for your help with this, and happy shopping!

Filed Under: Community, Entertainment, Music, Nonprofits, Sponsored Posts Tagged With: Amazon Smile, holiday shopping, Music Arts, purchases

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