The OG Shoppe held its grand opening at 44 S. Main St. in downtown Marion on Nov. 26. Tim Wilson is the owner of the OG Shoppe while his sister Tracy is the shopkeeper.
Marion now has a retail boutique store located on the first floor of a historic building in the center of downtown.
The OG Shoppe is located in a two-level building at 44 S. Main St., which was originally built in 1937 as the Oasis Theater. For many years, this building was the home of McDowell Distributing Co. Now, this landmark structure has gone through a thorough renovation. The owner of the building has converted the street-level section covering 3,000 square feet into the home of the OG Shoppe. The upstairs part of the building has been converted into three apartments.
Another company represented at the OG Shoppe is Luxiny, which makes bath bombs, soaps, lotions and hair care products. All of their products are vegan and made in the United States.
The business has its own handcrafted shirts, totes and keychains that are made locally. “I want to create jobs and support small businesses,” said owner Tim Wilson. “It’s important to me.”
The OG Shoppe held its grand opening at 44 S. Main St. in downtown Marion on Nov. 26. Tim Wilson is the owner of the OG Shoppe while his sister Tracy is the shopkeeper.
The OG Shoppe is located in a two-level building at 44 S. Main St., which was originally built in 1937 as the Oasis Theater. For many years, this building was the home of McDowell Distributing Co. Now, this landmark structure has gone through a thorough renovation. The owner of the building has converted the street-level section covering 3,000 square feet into the home of the OG Shoppe. The upstairs part of the building has been converted into three apartments.
Another company represented at the OG Shoppe is Luxiny, which makes bath bombs, soaps, lotions and hair care products. All of their products are vegan and made in the United States.
The business has its own handcrafted shirts, totes and keychains that are made locally. “I want to create jobs and support small businesses,” said owner Tim Wilson. “It’s important to me.”
