HBS holds After Hours and ribbon cutting

The Huntington County Chamber of Commerce held an After Hours and ribbon cutting ceremony at The Huntington Bicycle Shop on Tuesday, May 6. The event was held to showcase the bicycle shop’s opening of their new expansion. Shown on the front row from left, are Lydia Wolfe, granddaughter of the Fetters’; Barb Fetters, Brooks Fetters, owner, The Huntington Bicycle Shop; Jim Lewis, technician, The Huntington Bicycle Shop; America Carrillo, local artist, designing and painting the mural showcasing The Huntington Bicycle Shop on the new addition wall, and Mayor Richard Strick. Back row includes Trent Wolfe, son-in-law of the Fetters, Kline CPA Group, and Chris Bucher, technician, The Huntington Bicycle Shop.

The Huntington County Chamber of Commerce held an After Hours and ribbon cutting ceremony at The Huntington Bicycle Shop on Tuesday, May 6. The event was held to showcase the newly expanded bicycle shop. The shop is owned and operated by Brooks Fetters and is located at 45 Etna Avenue, Suite 100, Huntington.

During the event those attending were offered a time to test ride a bicycle or E-bike and to tour the newly expanded facility. The bicycle shop held drawings for a new bicycle pump, gift cards and more. Those attending were also treated to some delicious snacks.

The winners of the drawings were Adrian Halverstadt, Fantik portable, rechargeable air pump; Scott Reece, $100 gift card; Chris Carmien, $75 gift card and Ron Ball, $50 gift card. Other winners include Mia Halverstadt and Lydia Wolfe, both winners of a new Aerius bicycle helmet or a $25 gift card.

If you are looking to purchase a new bicycle, E-bike, accessories, need repairs or tune-ups, The Huntington Bicycle Shop has all you need to get on the road.

For more information about The Huntington Bicycle Shop, visit their website at huntingtonbicycleshop.com/ or their Facebook page.