Sears will soon be gone, but the mall remains an economic driver in the metro-east - Belleville News-Democrat

Sears will soon be gone, but the mall remains an economic driver in the metro-east  Belleville News-Democrat

St. Clair Square and Fairview Heights officials remain upbeat, despite news that the mall's 44-year-old Sears store, one of four anchors, is closing in March in ...



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