AbbyLeigh Gifts & Home opened a store at Berry Farms at 5015 Hughes Crossings, Ste. 135, Franklin, on Nov. 5 after having relocated from their previous location on Main Street. The gift shop, formerly known as The Shoppes on Main, sells a wide variety of jewelry, home decor, seasonal decorations, fashion accessories and locally-themed gifts. 615-465-6502. www.facebook.com/theshoppesonmain/
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AbbyLeigh Gifts & Home opened a store at Berry Farms in Franklin on Nov. 5. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
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