The Town & Country Shopping Center in York County. (WYDaily/Courtesy of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer)
Town and Country Properties has purchased the Town & Country Shopping Center in York County, according to a news release from Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer, a global real estate services firm.
The price tag? $2.9 million.
The 39,000-square-foot property located at 4765-469 and 473 Merrimac Trail was purchased from Jefferson Realty Company as “an investment.”
The shopping center is fully leased.
Dawn F. Griggs and Drew Haynie of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled the sale negotiations on behalf of the seller.
Griggs wrote in an email on Tuesday, the closing date for the property was Jan. 22 and the new owner will be making some long-term improvements, which will enhance the corridor.
The Holy Spirit can renew and empower us January 03 2021
The Holy Spirit played a critical role in the birth and resurrection of Christ and is also ready to work in our lives today
The biblical Christmas story involves several prominent characters. Each one has their role to play in welcoming Jesus to our world. For a moment, I would like to shed light on one who doesn t ever seek the limelight. He s one who is often in the background. But, His role is critical. Without this one, the Christmas story would have never taken place. His name is the Holy Spirit. Let s look at two parts of this narrative in the next few moments, where He appears.
On December 26, 2020 at 3:45 a.m., the good, God- fearing, generous heart of MARGARET MARIE COBB GOODLOE stopped beating. Its frail physical condition succumbed to a mightier, more powerful force that ushered Margaret’s spirit to a promised place called HEAVEN. Indeed, Margaret’s earthly existence ended but her precious soul began eternal life with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In this joyous place, she can truly enjoy the wonderful presence of her Creator and join in fellowship with her parents, siblings and other relatives and friends who preceded her in death.
MARGARET was born in Leighton, Alabama on January 31, 1937 to Connie D. and Annie Lee (Carter) Cobb. The second of eight children, she grew up as a young girl attending school, going to church and doing assigned chores at home. She loved her siblings anddid her best to assure their happiness.
The Park Rapids community came through for the organization s Christmas 2020 kettle drive.
Written By:
Eric Haugland, Park Rapids coordinator, Salvation Army | 8:30 am, Dec. 30, 2020 ×
The generosity of Park Rapids has been shown by a very successful Hubbard Country Salvation Army kettle drive, recently completed (Nov. 27 through Dec. 18).
In spite of COVID-19, Hugo’s Family Marketplace, Walmart Supercenter, Coborn’s Grocery, Cwikla Ace Hardware, Walgreens Pharmacy and L&M Supply graciously allowed us to ring at their stores for four weeks of Fridays and Saturdays following safety precautions. Also the red kettle was invited to ring at the Itasca Mantrap Co-op Christmas drive-through open house.
Resiliency has won in 2020
Crook County Foundation members found ways to adapt their events to pandemic restrictions
We all know that 2020 has been a challenging and difficult year. To have ourselves and our loved ones impacted by the COVID-19 virus has been a story from our worst nightmare. But there has been an enormous amount of resiliency and ingenuity come out of this year.
For example, the Paddy Pint Run that the Crook County Foundation coordinates is the largest walk/run in Crook County. In 2019, we had over 500 participants and an estimated 150 people cheering the racers on and enjoying our finish line celebration event. With only three days of warning, we had to quickly pivot the 2020 event into something that was not going to be able to be held in-person.