The aisles of Fred Meyer in Fisher’s Landing were bustling the morning of Black Friday, when the store expected thousands of people to spend money there.
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Source: The Columbian
Socks, Crock-Pots and long lines: Fisher’s landing Fred Meyer busy on Black Friday
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