New Store in the Magic Valley to Have Grand Opening

The state of Idaho is growing. No, not physically, but more and more people are moving in and more and more businesses are opening. It is exciting to see new places open and offer more for residents, or put a location closer of another popular store. Another store is set to open in the Magic Valley and it has created much excitement because of where it is located. They will be having a grand opening, and it will be a party you don't want to miss.

Valley Wide Country Store in Wendell Grand Opening

After much anticipation, the Valley Wide Country Store in Wendell is holding their grand opening this Saturday, and it will be a party. The event will run from 10 AM to 2 PM, with plenty taking place. The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be at 9:45 AM if you want to arrive early. There will be special sales, vendors, and chances to win prizes, but that is just the beginning. The will be a petting zoo, face painting, balloon animals, and a kiddie train for the children as well.

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New Valley Wide Country Store in the Magic Valley

The new store will be located at 1960 South Frontage Road in Wendell, off exit 157. Construction started in 2022, and after a long wait, it is finally time to open. The store is 24,000 square feet and will feature a farm store, travel center, gas pumps, a full-service deli, and Lucy's New York Style Pizza. Make sure to stop by this Saturday to check out the new store, and perhaps go home with some prizes.

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Grand openings are always a fun time, and this one should be a blast. Valley Wide Country Stores offer a variety of items and each one has something a little bit different. If you are in the Wendell area this weekend, stop by and celebrate this new store opening with the community.

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