Everitt’s Minerals relocates
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Over the weekend Everitt’s Minerals moved their business across N. Circle Drive to share space with the Quiet Creek Living Room Gallery. Janet Everitt carries the sign that will identify her new business space. Photo by Barbara Reese
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