CRAFTERS will have to find a new place to buy supplies after a huge store has shut down.
Tomorrow is the last day of business for a Joann location in Grand Island, Nebraska.
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This is the latest in a string of closures for the company.
The company announced the central Nebraska location will be shutting down after it was sued for $2.4million due to a property dispute by local real estate agency Woodsonia.
Luckily, the store came to an "amicable agreement" with Woodsonia, according to a report from NBC-affiliated news outlet KSNB.
Customers have until tomorrow at 6pm to shop.
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The company offered some hope to crafters in the area though.
"Joann remains committed to its loyal customer base in Grand Island and will explore all options to continue serving the crafters and sewists in this community," the retailer and Woodsonia said in a joint statement.
"Until a new location is identified, Joann encourages customers to visit joann.com for convenient access to its full product assortment.”
It's unclear if Joann will be operating again inside Conestoga Mall after the closure.
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ALL THAT GLITTERS
The craft store confirmed that several stores closed in January.
First, locations in Batavia, New York; Marion, Ohio; Huntington Beach, California; and Cockeysville, Maryland, closed Sunday, January 15.
A week later, the company shut down stores in Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan; Bridgeport, West Virginia; Brockton, Massachusetts; and Keene, New Hampshire.
"In alignment with standard brick and mortar business processes, Joann closes stores occasionally while simultaneously investing in, and opening brand new stores to best meet the needs of our customers," the company told The U.S. Sun.
THE END DAYS
By the end of this month, Bed Bath & Beyond will close all 360 stores and 120 Buy Buy Baby locations.
The company declared for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April 2023.
The U.S. Sun confirmed with a sales representative that the in-store items are up to 70 percent off.
While the store was famous for its 20 percent off coupons, they are no longer being accepted, and neither are gift cards.
Another popular discount store has shut its doors in Kentucky.
Plus, don't miss out on this liquidation sale offering up to 50 percent off.
