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Dion’s Pizza shop will break ground next week on Springs store

by Monica Mendoza Published: May 23,2012

Tags: Colorado spirngs, Colorado Springs, Dion's Pizza, New Mexico, Retail

Dion’s Pizza, a New Mexico-based chain, will break ground on a pizza shop in the Springs near the corner of Powers and Dublin boulevards next week. The pizza shop, which also sells salads and sub sandwiches, expects to open in November and hire 75 people to operate its store. Dion’s is an owner-run chain. “We [...] [...]

Downtowners fuming over Gasoline Alley expansion (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: May 10,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, Downtown, gasoline alley, guadagnoli, Retail

City planners will decide May 16 whether downtown bar and club owners Sam and Kathy Guadagnoli will be allowed to expand their Gasoline Alley nightclub ... [...]

Plato’s Closet prepped for busy first day

by Amanda Miller Published: April 11,2012

Tags: busy, Colorado Springs, grand opening, new store, Plato's Closet, Retail

Staff at the new Plato’s Closet second-hand store on North Academy Boulevard is braced for a rush of hundreds of customers when the doors open at 10 a.m. Thursday. “I think there will be quite a line,” said store owner Sharon Hoffstetter. She started accepting gently-used recent designer clothing items, primarily for young adults, on [...] [...]

Americans to spend more on Easter

by Amanda Miller Published: April 5,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, Easter, Retail, spending

Americans are expected to spend 11 percent more on clothing and candy for Easter this year than they did last year, according to survey results from the National Retail Federation. The average Americans are expected to spend $145.28, up from $131.04 last year, according to the report. That rate of spending rises above 2008 levels [...] [...]

Amazon to sell $10 cards for $5 to lure customers

by Associated Press Published: March 19,2012

Tags: Amazon, deals, Retail

Amazon is hoping that five bucks will get you in the door to its local deals site, AmazonLocal. Amazon.com Inc. will be selling $10 gift cards for $5 on Tuesday to people who visit AmazonLocal.com, the online retailer’s answer to deals sites such as Groupon and LivingSocial. It’s a crafty move from Amazon, the world’s [...] [...]

New book shop to open in Manitou

by Amanda Miller Published: March 13,2012

Tags: book shop, Colorado Springs, grand opening, Manitou Springs, new store, Retail

It might seem like a funny time to open a good ol’ fashioned book store, but Jon Renaud said he believes there will be enough people looking for what he’s offering. Renaud will open Back to Books at 920 Manitou Ave. in Manitou Springs this Thursday. The soft opening will be followed by a weekend [...] [...]

Vans to open official store at Chapel Hills

by Amanda Miller Published: February 22,2012

Tags: Chapel Hills Mall, Colorado Springs, new store, off teh wall, Retail, Vans

The Chapel Hills Mall announced today that an official Vans store will begin construction on a 2,700-square foot space near J.C. Penney next week. Vans, an active footwear company, “is a leading lifestyle brand for today’s youth,” according to a press release from the mall. This will be the first official Vans store in Colorado [...] [...]

NY Giants fans shop till they drop

by Associated Press Published: February 6,2012

Tags: Giants, New York, Retail, shopping, Super Bowl

A day after the New York Giants scored their big win, Stu Miller and other die-hard fans streamed into a Times Square store Monday to scoop up championship merchandise in celebration. “It was a great win. You have to give them credit,” the Ringoes, N.J., resident said while clutching three T-shirts and contemplating buying a [...] [...]

Consumers to spend more this Valentine’s Day

by Amy Gillentine Published: February 1,2012

Tags: consumers, Retail, spending, Valentine's Day

Consumers this year are set to spoil their friends, family and loved ones on Valentine’s Day – and price is not a concern. According to the national Retail Federation, the average person plans to spend 8.5 percent more this year on chocolates, teddy bears and flowers. The survey shows that the average person will spend [...] [...]

Downtown sandwich shop closes

by Amanda Miller Published: January 16,2012

Tags: closure, downtown restaurant, OPB&J, Retail, snadwich shop

A downtown sandwich shop quietly shuttered its doors some time in the last few weeks. OPB&J, known for organic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches and soups opened in the summer of 2010. The lunch spot was closed by the afternoon of Jan. 12 with white butcher paper covering the windows and [...] [...]

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