Jasmine Rush+FollowStores disappearing from Ohio streetsSeeing more empty storefronts lately? Ohio’s retail scene is changing fast, with six major chains closing locations this year. Rite Aid is winding down completely, so folks relying on their pharmacy should transfer prescriptions soon. Big Lots, a Columbus favorite, is shrinking fast—watch for big clearance sales. Macy’s is leaving more malls, Family Dollar is pulling out of several neighborhoods, and Walgreens is thinning out its stores. Even TGI Fridays is closing spots with little warning. These closures are hitting everything from pharmacies to discount shops to family restaurants. Which of these changes is affecting your neighborhood most? #Business #LocalBusiness #OhioNews10Share
Nicole Washington+FollowTarget is coming to Harrison—here’s what it meansA brand-new Target is set to transform Harrison’s West Side, turning that empty field near 10400 Harrison Ave into a bustling retail hub. With Target anchoring a 22-acre shopping center right across from Kroger, this could mean more shopping options, new jobs, and a fresh boost for local businesses. Imagine the convenience for families and commuters! What are you hoping to see alongside Target in this new development? Let’s talk about how this could change our daily routines and the vibe of our neighborhood. #Business #LocalBusiness #Cincinnati10Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowSaks Fifth Avenue’s Big Money MeltdownDid you hear? Saks Fifth Avenue’s parent company just filed for bankruptcy, and it’s not just a boardroom problem—it could mean fewer sales and less luxury shopping for us. They racked up huge debts to brands like Chanel and Gucci, and now their management is out. If you love a good deal at Saks Off 5th, keep an eye out—there could be big changes (or clearance sales) ahead! #Business #LocalBusiness #SaksFifthAvenue10Share
Annette Jones+FollowColumbus loses a sushi favorite—what’s next?Rishi Sushi, a downtown Columbus staple for 12 years, has suddenly closed its doors, leaving regulars searching for a new go-to for sushi and lychee martinis. The team says this wasn’t an easy decision, but there’s a twist—they’re already hinting at a fresh, community-driven concept in the works. Their Instagram tease, “To Be Continued,” has everyone speculating about what’s next. How do you feel about losing a neighborhood favorite, and what would you love to see in their second act? Let’s talk about what makes a great local spot! #Food #ColumbusEats #LocalBusiness00Share
christinewhite+FollowCostco’s Texas Expansion: Big Savings Coming Soon!Heads up, deal hunters! Costco is rolling out a massive new warehouse in Forney, Texas, and it’s opening sooner than expected. With over $22 million invested, this giant store means more bulk bargains and a fresh gas station for locals. The real money hack? New locations often launch with special promos and samples, so keep an eye on their site for the grand opening date. Bonus tip: Only cardholders can check out, so bring a friend but don’t forget your membership! #Business #LocalBusiness #CostcoDeals00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowWalmart’s Return Policy Hack: Don’t Miss Out!Heads up, Walmart shoppers! If you’ve got holiday gifts to return, you’ve got until January 31 to bring them back—whether you bought online or in-store. Walmart’s giving us a little extra time this year, but the clock’s ticking. This move is all about winning back shoppers from Amazon, since easy returns can make or break where we spend our cash. Pro tip: double-check the fine print—some big-ticket items still have shorter deadlines! #Business #LocalBusiness #WalmartHacks00Share
carlsongary+FollowDid You Buy Joybird Furniture? You Might Get $115!Here’s a quick money hack for your coffee break: If you bought anything from Joybird (that’s La-Z-Boy’s online and retail furniture shop) at a sale price between late 2019 and October 2025, and you lived in California, Oregon, or Washington, you could snag $115 cash or store credit. The reason? Joybird got called out for advertising fake discounts. Check your old receipts and claim your cash before the deadline! #Business #LocalBusiness #MoneyHacks00Share
carlsongary+FollowMacy’s Stores Closing: What’s Next for Malls?Heads up, Jersey shoppers: Macy’s is closing two local stores as part of a bigger plan to shut down 150 underperformers nationwide by 2026. The move is all about focusing on stores that still draw crowds and investing in fancier brands. If you’re used to popping into Macy’s at Livingston Mall or Ramsey, you’ll need a new go-to for those last-minute gifts. Retail therapy is moving online or to trendier spots! #Business #LocalBusiness #Macys00Share
carlsongary+FollowLidl’s Big UK Expansion: More Stores, More Deals!Heads up, bargain hunters: Lidl is on a roll! The discount grocer is opening 19 new stores across the UK in just two months, bringing more low-price options to places like Calne and Brough. Not only does this mean more places to snag cheap groceries, but it’s also creating hundreds of new jobs. Plus, Lidl’s giving existing stores a facelift with bigger freezer aisles and energy-saving upgrades—so you might spot new products and a greener vibe next time you shop! #Business #LocalBusiness #Lidl00Share
christinewhite+FollowHow Walmart Made Whole Foods Go MainstreamHere’s a fun business twist: Whole Foods started out as a hippie haven for health nuts, but it was Walmart’s push into groceries that helped Whole Foods find its true crowd. When other stores slashed prices and cut corners to keep up with Walmart, Whole Foods doubled down on quality and service—think friendly staff and pretty stores. The result? They attracted shoppers looking for a better experience, even if it cost more. Sometimes, standing out means not joining the price war! #Business #LocalBusiness #WholeFoods00Share
