After Fire Destroyed Toutle Grocery Store, Family Rebuilds

Portland, ORLocal News

Drew's Grocery, the sole grocery store in Toutle, Washington, was recently destroyed by a fire, leaving a significant void in the community. Owner Greg Drew is determined to rebuild the store, understanding its vital role in providing essential services to local residents. While the reconstruction is underway, Drew has adapted by operating a makeshift trailer to continue serving customers. This initiative reflects a strong commitment to the community and underscores the resilience of local businesses. The store's presence is not just about groceries; it's about community connection and support.

Residents have rallied around Drew's efforts, showcasing the importance of local businesses in times of crisis. As the rebuilding progresses, the community looks forward to the return of their beloved grocery store. This story serves as an inspiring reminder of the strength and unity found in small-town America.

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