RALEIGH, NC — North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has announced plans to visit One Man’s Junk, a popular Richmond-based thrift store, on Friday, May 23. The visit underscores his administration’s commitment to supporting local businesses and promoting sustainable consumer practices.
One Man’s Junk, known for its eclectic mix of secondhand furniture, vintage finds, and upcycled treasures, has become a staple in the Richmond community. The store operates on the principle that “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” offering a wide range of pre-owned items at affordable prices. In addition to its retail operations, the store is involved in various community initiatives aimed at reducing waste and promoting recycling.
Governor Stein’s visit is part of his ongoing efforts to engage with local businesses and communities across North Carolina. During his visit, he plans to tour the store, meet with staff and customers, and learn more about the store’s sustainability practices. The governor expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to see firsthand how businesses like One Man’s Junk contribute to both the local economy and environmental conservation.
“Supporting local businesses that prioritize sustainability is essential for building a stronger, more resilient North Carolina,” said Governor Stein. “I look forward to visiting One Man’s Junk and learning more about their innovative approach to reducing waste and promoting reuse.”
The visit is expected to draw attention to the importance of sustainable consumer habits and the role of local businesses in fostering environmental stewardship. Governor Stein’s engagement with One Man’s Junk highlights his administration’s dedication to supporting initiatives that align with the state’s environmental and economic goals.
The public is invited to attend the event, which will include a brief address by Governor Stein and an opportunity for attendees to interact with the governor and learn more about the store’s operations.
