Celebrating 10 Years of Backwoods Guitar

Celebrating 10 Years of Backwoods Guitar Janette Harms and Eron Harding of Backwoods Guitar, 120 S. Osage Ave., are celebrating the store's 10th year selling and servicing guitars. The store, located in a small South Carolina town, has become a destination for guitar enthusiasts from all over the country. Ginger Billy, aka Adam Parkins, grew up and lives in the backwoods of South Carolina and has a number of self-described “trashy tattoos.” He says that he first became interested in guitar playing when he stumbled upon the store while searching for a place to buy a guitar.

Members of Concannon, a local band, have been using Backwoods Guitar since the store opened. They credit the staff and selection as the key to their success. Darrell Lampkins, the store's owner and founder, says that it's been a great experience to help the band find their sound. He also says that the store has become a sort of community center where people can come together to talk about guitar-related topics.

In addition to selling and servicing guitars, Backwoods Guitar also offers guitar lessons and workshops. The store has become the go-to spot for guitarists to learn the basics of guitar playing. From beginner classes to more advanced sessions, Backwoods Guitar has something for everyone. The store also hosts open mic nights and other events that bring local musicians together.

The Waters family is another local family that has been frequenting Backwoods Guitar for years. The Waters have also bought 18 acres cater-corner to the original Carson pub, and they plan an eventual new Backwoods pub and production brewery. It's clear that Backwoods Guitar has become an integral part of the local culture.

Backwoods Guitar has also been featured in the news recently. NASCAR Goes from 'Backwoods to Wall Street' for Awards Banquet in 1981. This article discusses the impact that NASCAR has had on the local economy, and how it has helped to bring attention to Backwoods Guitar and other businesses in the area.

Broadcasting from the backwoods is another news article that has featured Backwoods Guitar. Mark and Marsha Gerlach, a married couple who are passionate about music, have started a podcast that focuses on the local music scene. They often feature interviews with musicians from Backwoods Guitar, and their podcast has become a great way for people to learn about the local music scene.

Finally, Bonners Ferry and Timberlake High Schools are set to compete in a soon-to-be annual spirit competition – the Backwoods Brawl. This competition is a great way for students to show off their school spirit and support their local businesses.