Peak Pickleball opened its doors to the public earlier this month inside of the Chapel Hills Mall as one of the largest privately-owned indoor pickleball facilities in the world. Read more at KRDO.
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — As the Citadel Mall in Colorado Springs works to make safety improvements, two 18-year-olds are hoping to bring families back to the mall by opening their frozen yogurt shop. Read more at Fox21News.
A grand opening is set for Monday at Cayuga Health’s newest facility located at the Ithaca Mall, ensuring ease of access and exceptional care for patients. Read more at Finger Lakes Daily News.
According to an announcement from Scene One Entertainment, the six-screen theater in the Westgate Mall will celebrate its reopening on Wednesday with $3 tickets for multiple new and older classic features. Read more on My High Plains.
Nathan’s Famous has returned to the Trumbull Mall after a 15-year hiatus. And for those who don’t favor hot dogs, it brought Arthur Treacher’s Fish & Chips with it. Read more at Connecticut Post.
It started as a love of making smoothies at home, but Sisters Smoothies has transformed into a fully functioning family business inside Jackson Crossing. Read more at MLive.com.
A fast-growing women’s clothing retailer has opened a store at the Nittany Mall.
Daily Thread held a grand opening on Friday at the former Express location inside entrance B of the College Township mall.
The company touts itself as offering affordable fashions in missy, petite and plus sizes.
To read more, please visit State College.
Audio retailer Sound of Tri-State is now open at the Concord Mall in north Wilmington off Route 202.
“We are committed to the future of the Concord Mall and its use as a retail, lifestyle, and local business destination. Sound of Tri-State will provide shoppers with another unique shopping option while visiting the mall,” says Igal Nassim of Mason Asset Management, which is responsible for leasing efforts at the Concord Mall.
To read more, please visit Delaware Business Now.
The Conestoga Mall in Grand Island has a few openings for businesses and it seems they’re filling up quite nicely.
Guy Skodmin, owner at KO Toys & Arcade, was at the mall with a discount store before he opened up his toy shop. He mentioned that he was looking for other places to start rather than the mall but the price just couldn’t be beat in lease for a small business owner. He signed long-term so him and his toy shop will be there for years to come.
To read more, please visit Local 4 KSNB
