Angier ABC Superstore

🚨 WINNER ALERT! 🚨

Matt from Proximo stopped by the store today and pulled our lucky raffle ticket! Huge congratulations to Chris P. for scoring not 1, but 2 Cuervo Tradicional T-Shirts! 👕

🎉Want to score some epic swag of your own? We are giving away incredible prizes! Here is what’s up for grabs:

⛱️ BuzzBall Umbrellas — Perfect for pool days and cookouts!🏖️ Shibumi Shades — Your ultimate beach companion for sunny NC days.🏌️‍♂️

Plus: Golf bags, Yeti coolers, hats, koozies, bar signs, and more!

Entering is quick, easy, and absolutely FREE! Here are TWO ways to win:🛍️

In-Store: Stop by to see our incredible selection, meet the team, and drop your ticket in the box. You can enter EVERY time you visit!

📱 Social Media: Become a Social Media Superhero! Head over to our page daily to like, share, and comment on our posts.

We draw TWO in-store winners and ONE social media winner every single week!What are you waiting for? Come visit us in Angier and get your entries in today!

Another epic win for another epic fan! 🥳
The Angier ABC Store loves our customers !

Huge congrats to Saphire W., our latest Social Media Warrior, for scoring a brand new Ole Smoky folding chair!

Whether she's hitting the beach, tailgating, or chilling in the backyard, she’s all set. ☀️🏖️

Want to get in on the action?

Entering is quick, easy, and 100% FREE!🏆

TWO Ways to Win: 🏆
1️⃣ In-Store: Stop by the shop, meet the crew, browse our selection, and drop a raffle ticket in the box. (Enter every time you visit!)
2️⃣ Online: Become a Social Media Super Hero! Just like, comment, and share our posts right here on Facebook. We draw TWO in-store winners and ONE social media winner every single week! What are you waiting for?

Cheers !

The Angier ABC Store Celebrates America's 250th

On this day in 1776, a dramatic June 24th saw the American Revolution tear into the nation's most famous family.

The Continental Congress ordered the arrest of New Jersey's Royal Governor—Benjamin Franklin's Loyalist son, William. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania voted to declare its independence, and George Washington geared up for war.🔥

The Ultimate Family Feud & the Countdown to 1776!Can you imagine voting to arrest your own son? That is exactly what Benjamin Franklin did when the Second Continental Congress resolved to imprison his estranged, Loyalist son, William!

Here is what went down on this chaotic day in American history:

The Franklin Fracture:

William Franklin (New Jersey's Royal Governor) refused to abandon the Crown. Congress sent the steadfast Loyalist to prison in Connecticut, severing ties with his Patriot father.

PA Breaks Free:

A full ten days before the Declaration of Independence was formally adopted, delegates at the ⁠Pennsylvania Provincial Conference inside Philadelphia’s ⁠Carpenters' Hall officially declared the colony's independence from Great Britain.

Battle Prep:

General George Washington and the Continental Army hit high gear, mobilizing troops and bracing for the imminent arrival of a massive British fleet in New York.

Drop a comment to let me know whose side you would have been on: Team Patriot or Team Loyalist? 👇



Remember like, share, comment and become a Social Media Superstar....great prizes might just come your way !!

Angier ABC Celebrates America's 250th !!

On June 23, 1776, a massive British fleet of over 300 ships carrying 32,000 troops and Hessian mercenaries arrived in New York Harbor.

Concurrently in Philadelphia, Founding Father and physician Dr. Benjamin Rush finalized Pennsylvania's own Declaration of Independence, paving the way for the national vote.

A breakdown of the broader historical context during that explosive week in the summer of 1776.

British Invasion of New York: The arrival of the largest expeditionary force in British history transformed the conflict into a full-scale international war, forcing General George Washington and his ~19,000 militiamen to prepare for a grueling defense of Manhattan.

Drafting in Philadelphia: With the Continental Congress actively debating separation from Great Britain, Benjamin Rush completed the text for Pennsylvania's declaration, while Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin were simultaneously working on the draft for the United States Declaration of Independence.

Southern Preparations: Further south, colonial militias in South Carolina were actively fortifying positions, setting the stage for a critical Patriot victory against the British Royal Navy at the Battle of Sullivan’s Island just a few days later.

Angier Celebrates America's 250th!!

🕶️ CONGRATULATIONS to Cynthia L.! She just scored two sweet ⁠Ole Smoky koozies & matching shades.

Time to crack open a cold High Noon and soak up that sunshine! ☀️🍹Want to win gear just like Cynthia? 🏆 Entering is 100% FREE and super easy! We draw THREE winners every single week (two in-store and one online).

Here is how you can score:

In-Store: Drop by and see us! Fill out a raffle ticket every time you visit.
📱 Social Media Hero: Like, share, and comment on our posts right here to enter our weekly social drawing!

What are you waiting for? Come hang out with the team, check out our selection, and get in on the winning! 👇

Congratulations to Jose M. and his son Jackson! 🎉

Jackson stopped by to claim their Shibumi beach shade from our America’s 250th giveaway at the Angier ABC Store. Want to get in on the fun? Our treasure chest of prizes is growing, and we want YOU to win! 🎁

🌟 TWO WAYS TO WIN: 🌟
🔹 IN-STORE: Stop by, meet our friendly staff, browse our incredible selection, and drop a raffle ticket into the box. Enter every time you visit!
🔹 ONLINE: Become a Social Media Superhero! Just like, share, and comment on our daily ⁠Angier ABC Superstore posts.
🏆 PRIZES INCLUDE:
🏆Yeti CoolersWhiskey Barrel Rocking ChairsKoozies, Hats, Tote Bags, and Commemorative Coins!We draw one lucky winner online and two in-store winners every single week. You can't win if you don't play, so come see us and get entered today! 🥃😎

🎉🌟 SOCIAL MEDIA HERO ALERT! 🌟🎉

Congratulations to Sapphire Marie Wasson! You are this week's Angier ABC Social Media Hero! 🏆

Sapphire, give the Angier ABC Store a call and ask for the GM—we have an awesome prize waiting just for you! 🎁

Thank you to everyone who likes, follows, shares, and helps spread the word about all the great things happening at Angier ABC. Your support means the world to us!

Who will be next week's Social Media Hero? Keep liking, sharing, and following for your chance to win! 🍀

The Angier ABC Store celebrates America's 250th

Celebrating North Carolina Heros...

🇺🇸 America 250: Meet the Man Who Built America's Navy Before America Existed! 🇺🇸

When you think of Revolutionary War heroes, names like Washington and Adams probably come to mind. But have you heard of Joseph Hewes?

A successful merchant from Edenton, North Carolina, Hewes wasn't just a signer of the Declaration of Independence—he was the driving force behind creating America's very first navy.

⚓ One of only three North Carolinians to sign the Declaration of Independence.

⚓ A supporter of the Halifax Resolves, making North Carolina the first colony to officially call for independence.

⚓ Chairman of the Naval Committee and the man who helped launch the Continental Navy.

⚓ A champion of a young naval officer named John Paul Jones, who would become one of America's greatest naval heroes.

Hewes gave everything he had to the cause of liberty, working himself to exhaustion in service to the new nation. Though he died at just 49 years old, his legacy sailed on through every American ship that followed.

And what you ask, was the first ship commissioned for Continental service? The Alfred, purchased by the Continental Congress on November 4, 1775, she was outfitted as a 24-gun frigate and officially commissioned into service on December 3, 1775, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Today, we honor Joseph Hewes—North Carolina patriot, Founding Father, and the man who helped put America on the seas.

🇺🇸 Freedom wasn't just won on the battlefield—it was built by leaders like Joseph Hewes. 🇺🇸

Good Wednesday Morning Friends of the Angier ABC.

☀️ As promised, today's giveaway is all about staying cool in the shade! ☀️

When we open at 9:00 AM this morning, our first customer will draw a raffle ticket, and today's lucky winner will get to choose between:

🏖️ A HUGE BuzzBall Umbrella — perfect for backyard cookouts, pool days, and summer gatherings!

OR

🌊 A Shibumi Shade — the ultimate beach companion for those sunny North Carolina days!

Have you entered yet? If not... what are you waiting for? It's quick, easy, and absolutely FREE!

🎟️ TWO ways to win:

✅ Stop by the store, meet our amazing staff, check out our incredible selection, and fill out a raffle ticket. You can enter every time you visit!

✅ Become a Social Media Super Hero! Visit our page daily, like, share, and comment on our posts. We'll draw one Social Media winner every week, plus two in-store winners every week!

And the prizes keep getting bigger! Our treasure chest is growing with:

🧊 Yeti Cooler
🧢 Hats
🪙 Commemorative Coins
🥤 Koozies
👜 Tote Bags
🥃 Whiskey Barrel
🪑 Rocking Chairs..and much more still to come!

You can't win if you don't play, so stop by, get entered, and join the fun!

Cheers! 🍻

Angier ABC Celebrates America's 250th !

Before America won its independence, the Revolutionary War was a chaotic, globe-spanning conflict filled with spies, pirates, secret codes, and even the world's first submarine attack.

🇺🇸 Surprising Revolutionary War Facts:

🔹 The word "independence" never actually appears in the Declaration of Independence.

🍉 The massive Battle of Long Island—featuring more than 30,000 troops—reportedly began after Patriot soldiers spotted British troops stealing watermelons.

🚢 In 1776, Americans launched the world's first submarine attack using the Turtle, a 7.5-foot, acorn-shaped submersible designed to attach explosives to a British warship.

🕵️ George Washington's intelligence network relied on invisible ink, coded messages, and the highly effective Culper Spy Ring to gather critical information.

🏴‍☠️ The Continental Congress authorized privateers—essentially legal pirates—to raid British shipping, capturing goods worth hundreds of millions of dollars in today's value.

⚔️ After the Siege of Yorktown, British General Cornwallis claimed illness and skipped the surrender ceremony, forcing his second-in-command to surrender instead.

💉 Smallpox killed more soldiers than battlefield combat. To combat the threat, Washington secretly ordered one of the first large-scale military inoculation programs in history.

The Revolutionary War wasn't just muskets and battlefields—it was espionage, innovation, disease, and unconventional warfare on a scale most people never learn about.