Last minute Christmas shopping in Parsons.

Are you dreading that out of town shopping trip to find those last minute gifts for the friends and family on your Christmas list this year?

Why not simply forgo the hassle of leaving home and support a local business instead. Parsons has many local shops that sell items to stuff those stockings or pile beneath the tree this holiday season.

If homemade, country, or rustic is what you're looking for head on over to Gifts To Go located in the old bank building at the red light in downtown Parsons. Gifts to Go sports a very nice selection of country décor, rustic items, homemade jams/jellies, and more and is sure to meet the needs of most shoppers looking to pick up that unique gift this Christmas.

If primitives are your thing then Hattie Jane's located across the street from Dollar General is another must stop local business for rustic, country, and primitive décor. When it comes to those unique gifts they've got you covered.

Liven up the house this Christmas with items from Steven's Florist located on the corner behind Shop N Save. Steven's Florist offers flower arrangements, plants, home décor, and more.

If you're shopping for the hunter in your life head on over to the oldest operating business in Parsons B.F. Long and Co located on First St. This shop offers model cars, hunting gear, cast iron skillets, knives, fishing gear, guns, ammo, and more to make the outdoorsman or woman in your life happy this year.

If redneck, patriotic, or military themed gifts are up your alley then you may find the items your looking for at my own shop Dixie Dave's located on Second St. We cater to our customers needs by stocking a wide range of license plates, belt buckles, hats, blankets, T-shirts, cell phone cases, salt and pepper shakers, outdoor thermometers, knives, and more that are sure to impress the redneck or hillbilly in any family.

Want to have that special item custom made to your own specifications for that personal touch this year? Then look no further than Blessings Sign Shoppe located at 252 Okey Moore Rd they offer pre-made signs and décor as well as accepting custom orders for personalized items.

Many local businesses also offer gift cards for those hard to shop for people on your list this year.

I realize with this article I've stuck to shops located in Parsons and the reason for this is Parsons is where I'm at all the time so I know more of the businesses here than on the mountain so if you live on the mountain and have ideas for more shops to add to my list don't hesitate to contact me and I'll revise the list accordingly or do a separate one for Thomas.

Location: Parsons, WV, USA

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