As we approach the busiest retail shopping day of the year, it’s understandable for shoppers in Beaumont, Houston, Galveston, or Jasper to feel a bit overwhelmed. While many may think that Black Friday is the ultimate shopping day, in-store shoppers know that the Saturday and Sunday before Christmas, known as Panic Saturday, are actually even more significant. So, it’s no wonder that shoppers in these cities might be feeling a little “shell shocked” during this time.
I’m certain that the Galleria in Houston, Galleria Dallas, The Parkdale Mall in Beaumont, and The Village at Cumberland Park in Tyler will be buzzing with shoppers who have procrastinated on their online orders and wish to avoid paying high shipping fees in order to receive their items by Christmas Day on Wednesday.
As you embark on your quest to find those last-minute holiday gifts this weekend, it’s important to note that there is one retail outlet in Texas that won’t be available for your shopping and saving needs come next Christmas. In fact, these stores may even disappear before the kids head to South Padre Island for Spring Break.
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It is not surprising that some retail locations are closing as the company had already announced its plans for restructuring earlier this year. During that time, the decision-makers were aware that certain locations across the country, including some in Texas, would be closing down.
Unfortunately, the hope of a potential merger with another company to halt the financial losses and salvage a few retail locations has vanished. This means that we have the unpleasant duty of informing you that all Big Lots! stores nationwide will be closing down.
In November, there were reports stating that several Texas Big Lots! stores would be closing down. However, the number of closures has been revised due to the failed merger with Nexus Capital Management. Initially, the plan was to shut down around 300 out of the 1400 Big Lots! locations. But now, it seems that all remaining stores will be closing their doors.
The closure of the locations does not have a specific timetable at this time. It is still possible that another financial backer or partner may be secured, potentially saving some of the locations. In the meantime, the stores that still have inventory will continue to operate as usual.
