Closings

The latest store to announce closings and layoffs is a big one. It's one of the most popular retail clothing stores in the country with stores right here in New Jersey.

Pep Boys joins the growing list of retailers with stores closing in 2021.

Talk about tough timing! Freddy J's Bar & Kitchen in Mays Landing, open for business less than a month, was forced to close due to a recent Covid exposure.

Island Gym has officially announced that they will not be reopening their Northfield location on Tilton Road.

The Garden State remains under a Tropical Storm Warning and a tornado watch due to Tropic Storm Isaias. All New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission offices will be closed in New Jersey today due to the storm as reported by NJ.com  The West Deptford MVC office will be closed until further notice...

After 24 seasons on the Ocean City Boardwalk, Philly Twist Pretzels and its sister shop, Philly Twist Grille are closing, blaming the coronavirus. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Philly Twist wrote, It is with great sadness that I have to announce the coronavirus has claimed another victim Phillytwist Pretzels and Phillytwist Grill Will be closing...

We're South Jersey's source for closings and cancellations during the Coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe.

2019 proved to be such an unsuccessful fiscal year for many retail chains, it sent some into downsizing their number of stores, and others into full bankruptcy.

More stores, restaurants and retail chains continue to close their doors for good in 2018. You can now add the Flat Stone Tavern and Grill in Egg Harbor Township to the closings list for the year.

Stay up to date with a list that is being continuously updated for South Jersey residents.

Stores continue to close at an alarming rate. Last week, word came down the Applebee's would start the procedure of closing over 100+ stores and IHOP would close up to 25 stores across America.

This may not come as much of a surprise, but big-box book-sellers may soon be totally extinct.