A new hub for local goods and community spirit has emerged in downtown Belington with the opening of the CrimBridge Corner Market and Coffee Emporium. Founded by sisters Julie Sayre and Carol Everson, this unique establishment focuses on providing locally sourced products, fresh produce, and delicious baked goods, all while fostering a sense of community. The market not only sells goods from local farms but also serves as a coffee shop that aims to create handcrafted beverages.
• The market features products from local farms and businesses, including pickled ramps and maple syrup.
• Coffee offerings come from Upshur County’s Mountain Roaster Coffee, responding to community demand after the closure of a nearby coffee shop.
• Local bakers supply a variety of baked goods, including gluten-free options and traditional favorites like pepperoni rolls.
• The Emporium hosts events such as live music nights and themed gatherings to engage the community.
This establishment matters because it supports local producers and strengthens community ties. By prioritizing local resources, the CrimBridge Corner Market and Coffee Emporium not only boosts the local economy but also creates a welcoming space for residents and visitors to connect over good food and coffee. It represents a growing trend of community-focused businesses that prioritize sustainability and local engagement.
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