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Brew Angels Café is ready to serve
Located at 6821 Caroline St, Milton, inside the Old Post Office is Brew Angels Café, an old world pub and soon to be brewery. Owner Sean McCool said he is finally seeing his dream come…
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Blackwater Trail Antiques and More has much in store
In August, 2014, Phillip and Monica Palmer opened Blackwater Trail Antiques and More, located at the corner of Stewart and Berryhill Street in Milton, realizing a dream of owning their own gift shop and antique…
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Growth is constant at Anytime Fitness Milton
Anytime Fitness in Milton seems to be in a constant state of growth, said owners Todd and Contressa Adamson. The couple decided to change their corporate lifestyle to become entrepreneurs and found the city of…
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Enjoy the timeless atmosphere at the Blackwater Bistro
Since opening its doors in 2009, the Blackwater Bistro has become a destination for people to dine, visit and enjoy the atmosphere of a historic home and the beauty of the Blackwater River. Glen Hill,…
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Mother and daughter team at Millie’s Antiques work to bring hospitality to the city
Millie Hare said she enjoys coming to work everyday because she loves helping people feel welcome. “I was a hairdresser for 35 years. When I retired from the business it wasn’t long before I wanted to…
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Tops Appliances’ hometown care keeps customers coming back for more
The well known family business, Tops Appliance, located at 6712 Caroline Street in Milton, will be open 60 years in March, said owner Barry White. Inheriting the business from his father, Clayton White, the late city…
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Fine Things on Dogwood Drive takes pride in customer service
Kim Rutledge said small business makes up the fabric of a community and it is apparent in the City of Milton in how its residents support their local marketplace. The bridal registry sign at Fine Things…
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After 39 years of service, Nixon’s is still fabulous
Local women’s boutique and formal wear store owner Brenda Nixon said she was 21 years old when she and her husband, then fiancé Ed Nixon, opened their first store, Jeans for Guys and Gals, in…
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Store owner needed a lifestyle change; turned hobby into Truly Spokin’ Bicycle Company
Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride. ~John F. Kennedy Truly Spokin’ Bicycle Company, happily situated next to the Blackwater Heritage Trail in Milton offers more than just great bicycles. Owner Mark…
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The Purple Tulip, a family business with a focus on service
When Katherine Dalgleish and her sister Monika Atkinson opened The Purple Tulip in 2010 they were young and wanted to do more with their lives. Dalgleish said they saw an opportunity to move into the store…
