
New Thrift Store Opens for Spring Cleaning
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Americas Thrift Stores unveils new donation center near Highway 280, offering convenient drive-up drops for spring cleaning. Located at 4505 Riverview Parkway, it accepts clothing, household goods, furniture, and more, supporting the community and reducing landfill waste. Open Monday-Saturday 10 AM-7 PM, Sundays 12 PM-5 PM.
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0:00It's April 7. Welcome in. This is Birmingham News today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. America's thrift stores just rolled out a fresh donation center off Highway 280, perfect timing for spring cleaning season. It's at 4505 Riverview Parkway, one of five standalone spots built for quick drive-up drops of eugently used stuff. No hassle, just pull up and unload. This spot soft opened back in December, but now the team's bracing for the big rush as folks declutter their homes. It used to house a Mediterranean restaurant called Purple Onion, sitting right near target, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Caraba's Italian Grill for easy. Access. Locals are loving the convenience, especially with families tackling seasonal clean outs. It helps clear space while supporting the community through resold goods, keeping items out of landfills and funding good causes. They take clothing, shoes, household goods, furniture, books, media, even vehicles if
1:01they're drivable with proper paperwork, skip damaged items, mattresses, chemicals, car seats, appliances, computers, pianos, or anything hazardous or recalled. Head over Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., or Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. If you're purging the spring, this is your spot to make a difference without the drive-due
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