Grocery store in Fayetteville plans to rebuild after devastating fire
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — A popular Fayetteville meat market plans to rebuild after a devastating fire. Kinlaw’s Supermarket on Sapona Road served the community for 45 years. It was a staple in the city for its butcher-cut meats. The personalities of the employees and the prices kept generations of customers coming back.
Fayetteville grocery store owner promises to be back after fire
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Kinlaw's Supermarket, a Fayetteville institution since 1979, was destroyed Saturday night by a fire, the Fayetteville Fire ...
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A fire broke out at Kinlaw's Supermarket in Fayetteville, causing significant damage and disrupting local traffic.
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