Ingles Essentials Giveaway
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Lisa Price
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Ingles employee Mark Perrou is one of several team members who helped distribute bags of food and other essentials in the parking lot of the closed Morganton location on Monday, Oct. 14, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Also on hand were Sienna Fitzpatrick, social media manager (seen in the back wearing black), Human Resources Coordinator Justin Hubbard, District Manager Lloyd Lovik, and Christina Turner. The Morganton Ingles was flooded during Hurricane Helene and has been closed since Sept. 27. No reopening date has been announced and the store will require extensive renovations and new equipment.
Ingles Essentials Giveaway
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