Affordable shopping options such as dollar stores have become popular in recent years. However, one bargain store — 99 Cents Only — is closing down.
In April, 99 Cents Only announced it was winding down operations and liquidating its merchandise.
Was your store one of the 99 Cents Only locations that shut down? Read on to find out — and to learn why fans of the retailer will soon have the chance to save on everyday essentials again at a reborn version of the store.
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When did 99 Cents Only file for bankruptcy?
In April, 99 Cents Only filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and began liquidating its merchandise and closing stores.
According to documents filed in court, the retailer closed more than 100 locations by April 30, with the rest shutting down in May as part of the liquidation process.
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