Wrangell has many locally-owned and operated businesses. Last week was Midnight Madness, where many shops stayed open late for people to do some Christmas shopping. There were also some local entrepreneurs out late that night. Pictured here (right to left) are Tommy Roher-Wickman, Gabe Howell, and Abby Roher-Wickman selling garnets.
Midnight Madness was last Friday, Dec. 4. While many businesses were open late for holiday shopping, Wrangellites downtown also got to stop by the Stikine Inn for a used book sale. Pictured here is Patty Gilbert, with some of the books for sale.
Wrangell has many locally-owned and operated businesses. Last week was Midnight Madness, where many shops stayed open late for people to do some Christmas shopping. There were also some local entrepreneurs out late that night. Pictured here (right to left) are Tommy Roher-Wickman, Gabe Howell, and Abby Roher-Wickman selling garnets.
Midnight Madness was last Friday, Dec. 4. While many businesses were open late for holiday shopping, Wrangellites downtown also got to stop by the Stikine Inn for a used book sale. Pictured here is Patty Gilbert, with some of the books for sale.
Wrangell has many locally-owned and operated businesses. Last week was Midnight Madness, where many shops stayed open late for people to do some Christmas shopping. There were also some local entrepreneurs out late that night. Pictured here (right to left) are Tommy Roher-Wickman, Gabe Howell, and Abby Roher-Wickman selling garnets.
Midnight Madness was last Friday, Dec. 4. While many businesses were open late for holiday shopping, Wrangellites downtown also got to stop by the Stikine Inn for a used book sale. Pictured here is Patty Gilbert, with some of the books for sale.
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