Owner Scott Hughes says it’s time to close to focus more on his wife’s health, and that the small hardware store has run its course.
RIDGEFIELD, Wash. — On the corner of Pioneer Street and Main Avenue, the sound of a bell still greets every customer who pushes open the door at Ridgefield Hardware. For generations, that bell has signaled more than a sale — it’s been a reminder of the store’s place at the heart of this growing city.
“As far as I can see, nationally, we’re probably the third oldest hardware store in one location, so it’s pretty cool,” Scott Hughes, the owner of
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