Sushi fans living in Centre County have a new reason to rejoice: Sushi Yume has officially opened at the Nittany Valley Mall in College Township!
The walk-up eatery, which had its grand opening on June 1, is located at the southwestern end of the mall near the Happy Valley Casino. Sushi Yume’s menu features a variety of Asian foods, including sushi, boba teas, Vietnamese bahn mi and more.
Read more at PennLive.
A new restaurant will bring Asian flavors to the Nittany Mall next week. Sushi Yume will open its doors with week-long specials starting Monday, June 1, the restaurant announced online. It is expected to offer a wide-ranging menu featuring sushi, boba teas, Vietnamese bahn mi and more.
Read more at Centre Daily Times.
After years of speculation, Rural King has officially confirmed its plans to open a store in Lancaster, bringing the popular farm supply retailer to River Valley Mall.
The company is finalizing agreements with the mall and has already cleared major hurdles, including a series of successful zoning approvals. Rural King will take over the former Elder-Beerman department store, a move consistent with the retailer’s strategy of repurposing vacant anchor spaces in malls nationwide.
Read more at The Scioto Post.
It’s been nearly seven years since Sears at WestGate Mall closed its doors. Now, the space is being retrofitted to house a store that caters to a more rural audience. Read more at The Post and Courier.
A new Target Store is coming to Brown Deer − anchoring a mixed-use development that’s replacing an underused shopping center. Read more at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Two new businesses are opening at the Meriden Mall: Adventure Palace and Moz Pizza & Grinders, according to mall management. Read more at Patch.
A new indoor playground called Adventure Palace is set to open in Meriden Mall, Connecticut, by late summer or early fall. This playground will take over a large space that was formerly occupied by Best Buy, which closed in 2021. Read more at News Minimalist.
Barbara Shiels, of Meriden, and Kelly Korwek, of Hamden, trekked to the Meriden Mall this weekend to be among the first to use the courts at the newly opened Club Pickleball. Read more at CT Insider.
The future of malls in Colorado Springs is at a pivotal point, as safety concerns at The Citadel rise and the Chapel Hills Mall sees more department stores closing up shop. Read more at KOAA.
