Rep. Haas Recognizes Broadway Jewelry & Rare Coins for December Local Business Spotlight

Silence DoGood December 14, 2023

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Rep. Haas Recognizes Broadway Jewelry & Rare Coins for December Local Business Spotlight (Kankakee, IL) — For her December 2023 local business spotlight, State Representative Jackie Haas (R-Kankakee) chose to recognize Broadway Jewelry & Rare Coins in Bradley. Rep. Haas spent time touring the business and presented the owners with a certificate of appreciation for their contributions to the community.

“This month, we are honored to recognize Broadway Jewelry & Rare Coins because of their commitment to delivering exceptional customer service,” said Rep. Haas. “The employees truly go above and beyond to ensure that all of their customers are happy. On top of that, they offer quality, top-of-the-line products and create beautiful, customized pieces of jewelry.”

Broadway Jewelry & Rare Coins was first founded in 1962. The current owner, Steve Harrison, took over the family business from his father and has since opened a new brick and mortar store that will be celebrating its 9th anniversary on January 15th. This full-line jewelry store offers a wide range of products, but specializes in engagement rings. They also buy and sell gold and silver jewelry, rare coins, and collectible currency.

Broadway Jewelry & Rare Coins is located at 953 W. Broadway Street in Bradley. For more information, visit their website at BroadwayJewelryandRareCoins.com.

To nominate a local business in District 79 for a future spotlight, visit RepHaas.com and select Business Spotlight Submission Form under Resources.

Rep. Haas Recognizes Broadway Jewelry & Rare Coins for December Local Business Spotlight

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