christinewhite+FollowMaryland malls and main streets are changing fastBig changes are coming to Maryland’s shopping scene this February. Macy’s is saying goodbye to Marley Station Mall, marking the end of an era for Glen Burnie. GameStop is pulling out of several suburbs, making it tougher for local gamers to find a nearby store. Big Lots is closing its last Southern Maryland locations, and Family Dollar is shutting down in both city neighborhoods and rural towns. These closures aren’t just about empty storefronts—they’ll impact jobs, convenience, and even access to essentials for many. How do you think these shifts will reshape our communities? #Business #LocalBusiness #Maryland00Share
john72+FollowWhy Everyone’s Talking About Dip BuyingSo, here’s the scoop for your next coffee break: regular folks are buying the dip in the stock market more than ever, and Wall Street is finally paying attention. Apps like Public are seeing a huge spike in trading, especially when stocks take a tumble. The twist? Everyday investors aren’t just gambling—they’re sticking around, making bolder moves, and sometimes outsmarting the pros. But if the market tanks for real, things could get wild. Stay tuned! #Business #LocalBusiness #StockMarket00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowOregon’s retail shakeup: Stores closing fastBig changes are hitting Oregon shoppers this February as some of the state’s most familiar stores are shutting their doors for good. Macy’s, Rite Aid, Big Lots, GameStop, and Ray’s Food Place are all closing multiple locations—meaning fewer options for everything from clothes and furniture to prescriptions and groceries. For places like Salem and Phoenix, these closures leave big holes in local shopping and community life. Liquidation sales are already underway, so if you’re hoping to snag a deal or need to transfer prescriptions, now’s the time. How do you think these changes will affect your daily routine or your neighborhood? #Business #LocalBusiness #OregonNews00Share
Kim Brown+FollowHow Costco Becomes a Retirement HackDid you know a Costco card can do more than just score you cheap rotisserie chickens? For retirees, it’s like a money-saving Swiss Army knife. By shopping smart—think bulk pantry staples, discounted gas, and even affordable hearing checks—you can stretch your budget way further. The real trick? Use your membership for everything from groceries to travel deals, and that annual fee pays for itself (and then some). #Business #LocalBusiness #CostcoHacks00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowArizona’s retail shakeup: What’s closing next?Arizona is seeing a major retail shakeup this February—Macy’s in Mesa is liquidating, GameStop is pulling out of multiple cities, and Big Lots is wrapping up its final sales in Glendale. Uptown Pharmacy’s bankruptcy is a tough blow for Kingman and Golden Valley, leaving rural patients anxious about prescriptions. Even Starbucks is rethinking its vibe, closing several Tucson and Scottsdale cafés to focus on drive-thrus. It’s not just about losing places to shop or hang out—it’s a sign of how quickly our local landscape is changing. How do these closures affect your daily routine or favorite spots? #Business #LocalBusiness #Arizona00Share
Kim Brown+FollowWinter storm shuts down all Weis stores in VirginiaWeis Markets is closing every store, pharmacy, and gas station across Virginia this Sunday because of the incoming winter storm. If you were planning a grocery run or needed a prescription, you’ll need to adjust your plans—nothing will be open until at least Monday at 8 a.m., weather permitting. This kind of total shutdown isn’t something we see often, and it’s a big move to keep everyone safe. How are you preparing for the storm? Are you stocked up, or will this closure throw a wrench in your weekend plans? #Business #LocalBusiness #WinterStorm00Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowAmazon vs Walmart: The Grocery ShowdownNext time you’re grabbing milk, remember: Amazon and Walmart are locked in a grocery battle for your fridge. Walmart still wins on convenience (most of us live near one), but Amazon is hustling to catch up with bigger stores and faster delivery. Why should you care? More competition means better deals and quicker options for your weekly shop. It’s not just about groceries—whoever wins could shape how we buy everything else, too. #Business #LocalBusiness #Amazon00Share
carlsongary+FollowBig retail shakeup hits PennsylvaniaMajor changes are coming to shopping in Pennsylvania this February. The GIANT Company is closing two key locations, including a vital grocery store in Southwest Philly—leaving many neighbors scrambling for alternatives. Macy’s is saying goodbye to its Pittsburgh Mills anchor, Value City Furniture is pulling out of Western PA entirely, and Saks OFF 5TH is retreating from the suburbs. These closures mean fewer options for groceries, furniture, and bargains—especially in communities that already feel underserved. How will these changes affect your shopping habits or your neighborhood? Let’s talk about what this means for local jobs and daily life. #Business #LocalBusiness #Pennsylvania00Share
Jose Brown+FollowBaltimore’s menswear gem on Mulberry StBaltimore’s downtown just got a style upgrade—Benedetto Haberdashery at 119 W. Mulberry Street is now the go-to spot for sharp menswear. Owned and run by Kevin Scott, this place isn’t just a store; it’s a full-on experience for anyone looking to step up their wardrobe game. Whether you’re hunting for a classic suit or something with a modern twist, you’ll find expert advice and real community vibes here. Who’s checked it out already? Let’s talk about how local shops like this shape our city’s style! #Beauty #BaltimoreStyle #LocalBusiness00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowCharlotte stores closing early for ice stormIce is on the way for Charlotte, and it’s already changing weekend plans. Harris Teeter locations across the area will be shutting their doors early Saturday—some as soon as 8 p.m.—to keep shoppers and staff safe as the storm rolls in. If you’re planning a grocery run, double-check the latest updates on their social media before heading out. All stores aim to reopen by 8 a.m. Sunday, weather permitting. How are you prepping for the wintry mix? Anyone else already stocked up or changing plans? #Business #LocalBusiness #Charlotte20Share
