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Source: Thomasville Times Enterprise

THOMASVILLE — Thomasville is filled with local shopping options for this holiday season. There are endless unique shops to fill the packages under your tree this Christmas while contributing to the sustainability of the Thomasville community. One of these is His Daughter Boutique, locally owned and located in Downtown Thomasville. “I think shopping local is so important because it circulates within your same town and it blesses others in the community,” said owner Lori Roach. If you are looking to add something new to your style, His Daughter Boutique is the place to be this Black Friday. One of the boutique’s major events of the year is their Black Friday sale, which sees the team bring in all-new merchandise and nearly 100 new styles that are priced at $39.99 and below. “We usually have a line out the door, and we give away grab bags of free things to the first 40 people in line, free t-shirts with purchases,” Roach said about Black Friday.

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