A large crowd of local business owners along with Mayor Bill Hussey, Mayor Pro Tem Doug Wilson, Councilman Ken Henderson, and Councilman Jeff Allen, were on hand to honor Three Bees Boutique as the Grand Terrace Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for April.
Three Bees Boutique owner, Lisa Pankulics-Green, expressed her heartfelt gratitude, stating, "I'm truly overwhelmed by the support from both the community and my fellow business owners." Pankulics-Green embarked on the Three Bees Boutique venture three years ago, driven by her vision to enrich and serve not only Grand Terrace but also the surrounding communities.
Pankulics-Green expressed her appreciation for Mayor Bill Hussey, acknowledging his responsiveness to the concerns of residents and business owners, as well as his unwavering dedication to improving the quality of life in Grand Terrace.
Three Bees Boutique stands as a testament to Pankulics-Green's dedication, offering a diverse array of merchandise including antiques, collectibles, clothing, furniture, toys, books, and much more. Beyond being a retail space, the boutique also serves as a hub for crafting activities and provides a cozy reading corner for patrons.
Pankulics-Green noted she has booth space available and extended an invitation for potential vendors to contact her.
For those eager to experience the charm of Three Bees Boutique firsthand, a visit to their location at 22400 Barton Rd. Ste. 3 in Grand Terrace promises a delightful experience. For more information call (909) 824-0220.
Three Bees Boutique Honored as Business of the Month
By Matt Brown , Director, Grand Terrace Chamber of Commerce
April 18, 2024 at 11:18am. Views: 677
April 18, 2024 at 11:18am. Views: 677
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