christinewhite+FollowHow to Score Dollar Tree Items for a PennyHeads up, bargain hunters! Dollar Tree just made it possible to snag certain items for just one cent, thanks to a new policy. The trick? Scan clearance or hidden items with the Dollar Tree app—if it says “product not found,” you might be in for a penny deal at checkout. But act fast—employees pull these items once discovered. It’s a treasure hunt, but for super savers! #Business #LocalBusiness #DollarTreeFinds10Share
christinewhite+FollowBig changes for Charlotte grocery shoppersHarris Teeter is closing its East Charlotte store on Wyalong Drive by April 17, but that’s not the end of the story. While some folks will have to find a new spot for groceries, the company is actually expanding elsewhere—three brand-new, larger stores are on the way in Kannapolis and South Carolina, complete with Starbucks, wine bars, and drive-thru pharmacies. With Charlotte’s grocery scene more competitive than ever, it’s interesting to see how stores are shifting locations and investing in new experiences. How do you feel about these changes? Will you miss the old store, or are you excited for the new ones? #Business #LocalBusiness #Charlotte10Share
john72+FollowFrancesca’s Is Closing—Time to Shop the Sales!Heads up, deal hunters: Francesca’s, the women’s boutique that’s been around since 1999, is closing all its stores—including the one at Easton. They’re liquidating everything, so if you love snagging cute jewelry or trendy clothes on a budget, now’s your moment. The pandemic hit them hard, and now it’s a final clearance event. Perfect excuse for a shopping spree before they’re gone for good! #Business #LocalBusiness #Francescas00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowAmazon’s hidden presence in MinnesotaAmazon isn’t just an online giant—it’s quietly become a major force in Minnesota, with 11 facilities across the state powering those speedy deliveries we all rely on. Even though you’ll never shop at a physical Amazon store here, their fulfillment centers, sortation hubs, and tech offices in places like Shakopee, Eagan, and Minneapolis keep things moving behind the scenes. It’s wild to think how much local infrastructure supports our everyday online shopping habits. How do you feel about Amazon’s growing footprint in our communities? Is it a win for convenience, or do you worry about the impact on local businesses? #Business #LocalBusiness #Minnesota00Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowFrancesca’s stores in Boise spark closure rumorsThose big “Nothing Held Back!” sale signs at Francesca’s in Boise and Meridian have everyone talking. While the discounts and bold colors look a lot like a going-out-of-business sale, employees say they’re just clearing out inventory—not closing. Still, industry insiders hint at bigger trouble for the national chain, with reports of unpaid vendors and whispers of possible closures. No official word from Francesca’s yet, but the uncertainty has shoppers and staff wondering what’s next. Have you noticed changes at your favorite local shops lately? What do you think is really going on with Francesca’s? #Business #LocalBusiness #Boise00Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowFrancesca’s closing: What’s next for Boise malls?Francesca’s, a longtime favorite for women’s fashion at Boise Towne Square and The Village at Meridian, is shutting down all its stores—including our local spots. This isn’t just another empty storefront; it’s a sign of how quickly our shopping landscape is changing. With more than $250 million in unpaid invoices and another bankruptcy looming, Francesca’s joins a growing list of retailers leaving Boise malls. How do you feel about losing another go-to shop? Are you finding new places to shop, or is online the new normal for you? Let’s talk about what this means for our community. #Business #LocalBusiness #Francescas00Share
christinewhite+FollowGameStop closures hit Indiana neighborhoodsThirteen GameStop stores across Indiana are shutting their doors in January 2026, part of a massive wave of closures nationwide. For folks in places like Carmel, Evansville, and Indianapolis, this means one less spot to browse games, trade in old consoles, or chat with fellow gamers. With GameStop’s future looking shaky and more closures expected, it’s a big shift for local gaming communities. How do you feel about losing these hangouts? Will you miss the in-person experience, or has online shopping already taken over for you? #Business #LocalBusiness #Indiana10Share
Anthony Cook+FollowFrancesca’s closing all Boise & Meridian storesFrancesca’s, a longtime favorite for women’s fashion at Boise Towne Square Mall and The Village at Meridian, is shutting down all its stores—including both local spots. This isn’t just another retail exit; it’s the end of a staple that survived previous waves of closures and even bankruptcy. The company is liquidating inventory now, and bankruptcy filings are expected soon. With Francesca’s gone, it’s hard not to notice how quickly our local shopping scene is changing. What do you think this means for the future of malls in Boise and Meridian? #Business #LocalBusiness #Francescas00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowFrancesca’s Stores: Last Chance for Deals!Heads up, fashion fans—Francesca’s is closing all its stores, so it’s your last shot to snag some cute finds at deep discounts. The brand, which has been around since 1999, is liquidating everything. This is another sign that shopping habits are shifting online, and even big names aren’t safe. If you love a good bargain, now’s the time to check out their clearance sales before they’re gone for good! #Business #LocalBusiness #Francescas00Share
christinewhite+FollowWhy So Many New Stores? Retail’s Comeback!Heads up, shoppers: 2026 is shaping up to be a big year for brick-and-mortar! Barnes & Noble, Nordstrom Rack, and other big names are opening around 160 new stores. After years of online everything, it looks like we’re getting more places to browse books, score deals, and shop in person. The twist? Many of these new spots are popping up where old stores closed, giving your local mall or shopping center a fresh vibe. More choices, less driving—win-win! #Business #LocalBusiness #RetailNews00Share
