An excerpt from an article about the wildfire in California.
Coffey Park, a 1980s-era subdivision just northwest of downtown Santa Rosa where 7,000 people lived, was leveled. Most of the homes burned, along with a Kmart, a McDonald’s, an Arby’s and an Applebee’s.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/10-dead-as-wine-country-fires-burn-at-least-1500-structures-force-evacuations/ar-AAt93dp?li=BBnb7Kz
wnx - Very few (if any) Kmarts are still operational in Texas, I think the last ones are (or were) all in the far south of the state down towards Mexico, where Harvey didn't reach.
Sears is self insured , meaning they will get no recovery from this loss.
Google already lists it as permanently closed.
How many Kmarts have been taken out by natural disasters in the last few weeks? Couple in the VI and this one. Any in Florida and Texas?
Did you say black friday product in the store already.... we in our sears store haven't seen anything like it yet
Draining the swap one fire at a time
The store was jam-packed with merchandise... with most of the Black Friday product already in the store.
Those poor employees.. prayers to them and all in the California wildfires. Very sad
Would the eligible ones get any severance I wonder? We know fast Eddie won’t be rebuilding that store
That’s so sad
Eddie will profit from this one as well. The fire just took care of the inevitable and saved people from being laid off.