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Rent-to-own News - Mountain Home ColorTyme celebrates grand re-opening

October 13, 2011

Mountain Home ColorTyme ribbon cutting.

ColorTyme of Mountain Home recently held a special Grand Re-Opening to celebrate its move to a new and larger location at 270 E. Jackson St. The Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce joined the owner, Jennifer Corrao, and store staff to commemorate the event with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

“Our Grand Re-Opening was very successful thanks to the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce and everyone who came out to support us at our new location,” said Corrao. “I enjoyed meeting many local business owners and managers at the ribbon cutting, and it was nice to visit with customers and introduce our services to new friends who turned out for refreshments, prizes and pictures. The entire ColorTyme team, customers and families had a great time.”

The relocated store occupies a larger space to provide a greater mix of products including furniture, appliances, electronics and more at affordable prices. Corrao and her staff are committed to maintaining ColorTyme’s focus on customer service and offering a great rent-to-own experience in the new location.

“Our Mountain Home ColorTyme store is much larger now, so we can stock more inventory and give customers a better selection. We are also now located in the downtown core and surrounded by more businesses, making the store easy to get to and convenient for shoppers,” she said. “We invite everyone to visit us in the new store and experience the first-class service and unbeatable rent-to-own experience that ColorTyme is known for.”

ColorTyme is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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