The New Year didn't start out all that great for everyone.
The New Year turned five days old today. And out of those five days, the Will County Courthouse was only open for three of them. That may not be a lot of days, but they were still action-packed and exciting. How action packed and exciting? Well, let's take a look: Are you a fan of true crime? Then come like our Facebook page.
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Salon superstore leasing space in Orland Park • New kids store to open soon in Brookside Marketplace • Firehouse Subs coming to Lakeview Plaza • Subway opens new location in Park Hill Towne Center.
Ross Dress for Less, a California-based off-price retailer, will be opening a new store next year at Brookside Marketplace in Tinley Park. The 23,344-square-foot store will be built on vacant land between the Best Buy parking lot and a retail strip that houses Sally Beauty Supply, Massage Envy, CiCi Nails and Performance Dental. Construction is expected to start in the spring with an opening later in the year. The retailer, who entered the Chicago market slightly more than a year ago, has 21 locations in northern Illinois including Southland stores in Orland Park, Bolingbrook, Calumet City and Matteson. “We started in California and are working are way east,” said Mary Walter, senior vice president of stores. “Customers in Chicago will …
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A look at new businesses coming into town and a fond farewell to those that have, for whatever reason, called it quits.
Old Navy, which is moving from Lincoln Mall in Matteson to Brookside Marketplace, will open its new store at 7410 W. 191st St. in Tinley Park with a sneak peek starting at 5 p.m. Friday. Shoppers will have to pick up a special 20 percent off sneak peek coupon at other retailers in Brookside Marketplace. The store will open Saturday at 9 a.m. with a host of guests and events including a DJ, stilt walkers, balloonist, and food from local restaurants including Buffalo Wild Wings, Popcorn Town & Candyland, Subway, Odyssey Country Club and Culver’s. The opening events continue on Sunday with a costume contest. Guests can visit the store anytime to have their pictures taken for the contest. The store will donate 5 percent of grand opening …
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Ann C. Piasecki
10:33 pm on Sunday, January 6, 2013
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