Voted Best CBD Store in Catawba County, In Our First Year

We're still a little stunned as we write this.

Evexia has been voted Best CBD Store in Catawba County, and here's the part that still gives us chills: we had been open less than a year when we were nominated and won.

Let that sink in with us for a second. A brand-new, family-owned shop in Conover, up against businesses that have been here for years, and our community chose us in our very first year.

Billie and Justin Barringer at Evexia - Best CBD Store - Catawba County winners

Why this means everything to us

We didn't win because we're the biggest, the flashiest, or the cheapest. We're a small, local, family business that opened our doors not long ago, and our community showed up for us right away.

So if it wasn't size or hype, what was it? We think it was the thing we care about most: how we treat people. From day one, our goal has never been to just sell a product. It's to sit with you, listen, answer your questions honestly, and help you find what actually works for you, whether that's for sleep, stress, pain, or simply feeling more like yourself again.

Winning this in our first year tells us that people were hungry for exactly that: a place that leads with education and care instead of hype. That's the whole reason Evexia exists.

Thank you, truly

This award doesn't belong to us alone. It belongs to every single person who walked through our door, asked a question, gave us a chance, told a friend, and cast a vote for the new shop in town. You did this. We're just the lucky ones who get to keep showing up for you.

We promise to keep earning it: honest guidance, quality products, and a space where adults can come to get well and feel welcome, every single day.

Come see us

If you haven't been in yet, consider this your invitation. Come meet the team, ask us anything, and see why Catawba County made us feel so at home, so fast.

With so much gratitude, as within so without,
Billie and the Evexia family
Conover, NC 🌿

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