A gifts and antiques business has opened in Orangeburg.
Julie’s Gifts and Antiques, which is owned and operated by Julie Bruner, is located at 1884 Columbia Road next door to the Santee Insurance Agency.
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The store is open: Tuesday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The store is closed Sundays and Mondays.
The store sells a number of items such as Christmas ornaments and decorations, clothing, accessories, and artwork to name a few of the items.
“I started helping people go through houses, people that are moving or wanting to downsize,” Bruner said. “I have done that for three years and wanted to open my own shop again, so I combined the consignment furniture and accessories and new merchandise.”
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The space previously housed Regional Finance and The Flower Gallery and Gifts.
Bruner is no stranger to small business.
She first opened Julie’s Gifts in 1992 on the corner of Dantzler and Boulevard
The store was open for five years, when Bruner closed in order to stay home with her children.
Years later, she opened a booth at the Mt. Pleasant Mall and continued to do that for three years.
For more information visit the business’s Facebook page by searching for Julie’s Gifts and Antiques.
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