Farewell to Five Points: Art Store Retires

0:00In Durham, it's March 2nd. Here's what is happening. A popular gifts and art store in Raleigh's Five Points neighborhood is shutting its doors after 14 years in business. For your convenience, slash Gallery 5 on Glenwood Avenue is closing because the owner is retiring. Julie Flernoy plans to travel with her husband and spend more time with family and friends. The store is offering big discounts on all merchandise until the end of March, with many items marked down by 40%. It's located at 1700 Glenwood Avenue and opened from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Fans have flooded social media with congratulations and kind words for Flernoy on her retirement. Many shared fond memories of shopping there over the years. This isn't the only recent closure in Five Points. The barbecue spot max speed shop on Glenwood Avenue shut down back in January. It's part of a bigger trend in the triangle area where other local spots like the cafe and give shop zest

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