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March 4, 2026
Lions to hold Pre-Rummage Sale

The Henryetta Lions Club is inviting the community to shop, save and support a meaningful cause during its upcoming Pre-Rummage Sale fundraiser set for this Saturday, March 7, weather permitting.

The sale will begin at 9 a.m. at Sooner Storage Units, located on Old Highway 62 just west of Henryetta, and will continue until items are sold out. Early shoppers are encouraged to arrive promptly for the best selection.

This special pre-sale event promises “something for everyone,” featuring a wide assortment of items including baby items, men’s tools, furniture, household goods, vintage pieces, antiques and countless hidden treasures waiting to be discovered.

Organizers say bargain hunters can expect an eclectic mix – from practical everyday essentials to unique one-ofa- kind finds – making it a perfect opportunity for families, collectors and DIY enthusiasts alike.

But beyond the great deals lies an even greater purpose.

All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Lions Club’s Christmas Basket Program, an annual outreach effort that provides Christmas baskets to families in need throughout the Henryetta community. Funds raised during the sale help ensure local families are able to enjoy a brighter holiday season.

The Henryetta Lions Club has long been known for its dedication to community service, and this fundraiser is one of the key events supporting their year-round charitable efforts.

By shopping the sale, residents are not only stretching their dollars but also investing directly back into their own community.

Club members encourage everyone to mark their calendars, bring a truck or trailer for larger purchases, and come ready to browse.

“Shop local. Give back. Make a difference.” That’s the message Lions are sharing as they prepare for what they hope will be another successful fundraiser.

For those looking to score great deals while helping neighbors in need, Saturday morning at Sooner Storage Units is the place to be.

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