Stop by the Hub on the Hill to shop for meats, cheeses, veggies, bread, handmade trinkets and other goodies sourced from farms in the area. There is also a small cafe area where lounging is encouraged and a bulletin board with information about the farms that stock the store.
Hub on the Hill
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