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A beloved Sullivan County café and boutique is going to close permanently in less than two weeks.

The Hurleyville General Store took to Facebook to announce that Mar. 19 will be the last day to shop.

In addition to selling local products, the business on Main Street was known for offering social and vocational opportunities for adults with disabilities.

The store is currently offering 50% select items for its final sale.