Have you wanted an aquarium but thought they were too hard? Aquatic Escapes can help! Aquatic Escapes makes aquarium keeping easy! Aquatic Escapes can set up a new or custom aquarium for you and do the monthly maintenance. Already have an aquarium but hate the work? Aquatic Escapes can do the maintenance for you. We offer several maintenance plans to meet your needs so that all that you have to do is feed the fish. Does your existing aquarium need a makeover? Aquatic Escapes offers aquarium planning and design. Going out of town & need someone knowledgeable to care for your fish? Aquatic Escapes offers vacation care services. Interested in a reptile or terrarium? Aquatic Escapes offers reptile & terrarium design, installation & care. Aquatic Escapes can meet all your aquarium needs!

The Flame Company is the newest retail division of Conklin Oil & Propane. We offer quality gas logs, grills, fireplaces, and custom outdoor kitchens. We also carry many accessories to enhance your grilling experience. Please visit our new showroom to look around.

We can help your dream room come to life through custom window treatments. Our specialty is residential & commercial sales, service, installation and repair including plantation shutters, cellular shades, faux and wood blinds, mini blinds, roman shades, vertical blinds, roller screen shades & much more. We are happy to offer free estimates throughout the entire Piedmont Triad area. Call us today at 336-269-4926 to set up a time for us to stop by your home or business and create a custom plan for you!

Servicing the areas of: Alamance, Altamahaw, Bear Creek, Blanch, Burlington, Elon, Gibsonville, Goldston, Graham, Haw River, Leasburg, Mebane, Milton, Prospect Hill, Providence, Saxapahaw, Siler City, Snow Camp, Swepsonville, Whitsett, Yanceyville.

In February of 1961, Carlie C and Joyce McLamb opened a small country store in Johnston County on Highway 242. Right from the start, they understood the challenges that lay ahead of them. They knew that it would be hard work, but neither one of them had ever been afraid of working hard for what they wanted. The store quickly became known for its quality meats, fair prices, and customer service. Carlie C had acquired the store from Otis McLamb. They had been running the store for a little over a year when the landlord would not renew their lease. At about the same time, Mr. Floyd Altman, who owned a grocery store on Highway 301 between Dunn and Benson, approached Carlie C and Joyce about operating the store he was running.