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Local Home Stores recognized in Home Hardware's Homecoming event

Posted: 2024-09-23 07:44:55 By: thebay

Greg Miller, store manager at Burk’s Falls Home Building Centre, has been named the Best Young Retailer for Central Region at Home Hardware’s 2024 Homecoming event in Toronto. Miller credits this achievement to the strong support of the local community and the hard work of his team.

The Best Young Retailer Award highlights outstanding contributions and innovation among the next generation of independent home retailers.

Kelly’s Home Furniture in Huntsville was selected as the best furniture store in the chain, while the Gravenhurst store was selected best Home Building Centre in the Central Region.

Home stores are the country's largest Dealer-owned and operated home improvement retailer with more than 1,000 stores.

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