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- Posted August 05, 2013
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Jackson County Chamber celebrates Harbor Freight Tools grand opening Aug. 7
The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce invites the community to a ribbon cutting celebration at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, August 7 in honor of the grand opening of Harbor Freight Tools, 3152 E. Michigan Ave. in Jackson.
Harbor Freight tools will provide refreshments for all attendees. The store will open its doors at 8 a.m. for a grand opening sale.
The grand opening of Harbor Freight Tools celebrates the 16th store to be opened in Michigan. Harbor Freight Tools is the leading discount tools retailer in the U.S.
"We are very excited to be opening and look forward to being a member of the Jackson community," said Eric Smidt, president of Harbor Freight Tools. "Our business model is simple: earn our customers' business by offering quality tools at ridiculously low prices. In difficult economic times, our business and do-it-yourself customers are more cost-conscious than ever; Harbor Freight is here to help."
For more information about the ribbon cutting, contact the Jackson County Chamber at 517-782-8221 or Harbor Freight Tools at 517-780-7954.
Published: Mon, Aug 5, 2013
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