Clean Juice Café & Juice Bar in Bridgeport has announced its closing on Jan. 31.

 

“This was a hard decision, but we will move forward and see what God has for us next,” said Cheryl Turner, who owns the store with her husband, Dr. Randall Turner.

 

The couple also announced they will be expanding their other business, Integrative Wellness, located just next door at the Charles Pointe shopping plaza. The space currently leased for Clean Juice will be utilized for the expansion of Integrative Wellness.

 

Leading up to the Clean Juice closing, special deals will be offered throughout the month of January.

 

“It’s a way to say thank you for all the support that has been shown to us,” Turner said. “We truly thank you for all your support over the past couple years and we will miss you all.”

 

Although the Turners are grateful for those who have supported Clean Juice, the volume of sales just hasn’t been sufficient to sustain the business, they said.

 

Clean Juice offers organic cold-pressed juices and a whole menu of clean food items. Follow Clean Juice Café & Juice Bar Bridgeport on Facebook for special deals and memories collected since opening in December of 2021. It is the first and only Clean Juice franchise in West Virginia.

 

The opening of Integrative Wellness followed in January of 2022. The center takes a holistic approach to healthcare, addressing the full range of physical, emotional, mental, social, spiritual, and environmental influences that affect a person’s health. Dr. Turner worked in conventional emergency medicine for 35 years before expanding his knowledge to integrative medicine; treating the whole person, rather than the symptom or disease.

 

Stay tuned to Connect-Bridgeport for plans to expand Integrative Wellness.