Rooted in community
Owners of the Grocery Outlet location in Ephrata, Steve and Heather Brown, hand over a check to the Ephrata Civil Air Patrol last year in support of CAP’s participation in the Wreaths Across America program. Since purchasing the Ephrata store in late 2022, the Browns have worked to be involved in the community.
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Steve and Heather Brown, left, bought the Ephrata Grocery Outlet location in late 2022 from Laulea and Holden Gorbea, right. Heather and Steve said they enjoy the community-focused culture of Grocery Outlet and have enjoyed moving to Ephrata.
Heather Brown, left, and Steve Brown, right, have seven children in their blended family who are all grown up. Being part of the community in Ephrata allows them to connect with people of all ages and they’ve enjoyed events such as giving candy out at the Ephrata Chamber of Commerce’s Halloween event this past fall.
EPHRATA — Steve and Heather Brown bought the Ephrata Grocery Outlet location in late 2022, and now, just over a year later, they appear to be happy with the decision to buy in a smaller community.
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