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Max And Erma's To Be Demolished For Sheetz Gas Station
DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — A shuttered central Ohio Max and Erma's restaurant is set to be bulldozed to make way for a Sheetz location.
The convenience store and gas station chain is taking over the former restaurant's site at 7480 Sawmill Road in Dublin, according to a permit under review by the city of Columbus. Max and Erma's Montana-based owner, Glacier Restaurant Group, closed the Sawmill Road location and the brand's other Dublin restaurant at 411 Metro Place North in 2020.
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A series of other Max and Erma's closings have decreased the concept to just one central Ohio restaurant at 2703 Memorial Drive in Lancaster. Only two other Max and Erma's remain in Ohio, one inside Dayton International Airport and another in Middleburg Heights outside of Cleveland.
Max and Erma's Montana-based owner, Glacier Restaurant Group, closed the Sawmill Road location in 2020. (Franklin County Auditor's Office)
The Sheetz location will add to the chain's more than 720 convenience stores and gas stations across Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio and Maryland. Sheetz announced its expansion into central Ohio in 2019, opening the first location in Delaware in 2021. Since then, the chain has ballooned to nearly 100 Ohio locations and announced plans in March to hire nearly 430 more employees in the Buckeye State.
Sheetz's expansion has come ahead of competitive convenience store and gas station chain Wawa's planned Ohio stores. Wawa is launching its first stores in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky after 2025, with timeframes and ranges for the number of stores by state yet to be announced.
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The Sawmill Road restaurant is adding to the Rolodex of Max and Erma's locations in central Ohio bulldozed for a Sheetz. Max and Erma's at 4279 Cemetery Road in Hilliard was demolished in 2021 after the restaurant had been closed for more than a year, with the site now home to a Sheetz.
The gas station also purchased the site of Woody's Wing House at 161 E. Campus View Boulevard for $3,750,000 last year, Franklin County auditor's office records show. Rezoned last fall to house a gas station, the two-acre site was also home to a former Champps restaurant and began operating as a Woody's location in 2018.
Max and Erma's locations are not the only central Ohio restaurants making way for new quick-service development, including the demolition of three eateries for new Chick-fil-A eateries. One is Tee Jaye's Country Place at 4910 N. High St. Where construction is underway, preserving the site's 20th-century sign that has received a facelift with Chick-fil-A branding.
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Mackenzie River, a shuttered central Ohio restaurant that replaced Max and Erma's, auctioned off its furniture last month ahead of the building's demolition to make room for a new Chick-fil-A. The restaurant launched in 2016 and was also owned by Glacier after the restaurant group purchased all Max and Erma's locations and transformed several into Mackenzie River eateries.
Buca di Beppo at 60 E. Wilson Bridge Road in Worthington is also expected to be demolished, but Chick-fil-A has yet to formally acquire the property. The Italian restaurant is currently open given construction is unlikely to begin before 2026.
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T.J. Maxx, Michael's And Five Below Coming To Yorktown Green Shopping Center
Mar 28, 2024, 9:09pmUpdated 5d ago
Retail giants T.J. Maxx, Michael's and Five Below are moving into the Yorktown Green Shopping Center.
The stores will set up shop at 335 Downing Drive in place of the old Kmart store.
Business plans have been growing for the shopping center ever since the Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace location opened in 2022.
T.J. Maxx is a department store known for deals on fashion and home goods. Michael's is a one-stop-shop for arts and crafts.
Five Below markets some of its discount goods for $5 or less.
"These new stores will not only enrich our retail offerings but also contribute to the vitality and vibrancy of our community. We look forward to providing an exceptional shopping experience for all our visitors" said Eden Kongoli, vice president of Oster Properties.
A grand opening date has yet to be announced and Oster Properties is waiting to get alteration plans for the former Kmart location approved by the town board.
More businesses will be coming to the Town of Yorktown.
Mr. Softee and Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs will have its food trucks at the former Subway space on 1992 Commerce St. On April 1 as a preview to its store opening.
A Crumbl Cookies bakery is also coming to the BJ's Wholesale Club on Crompond Road.
"We will continue our economic development work by focusing on other local shopping centers that require reimagination," said Deputy Supervisor Ed Lachterman.
Engineering Catastrophes Season 7 Streaming: Watch & Stream Online Via HBO Max
Wondering where to watch Engineering Catastrophes Season 7 online? We have all the streaming details right here. Offering a critical examination of engineering mishaps, Engineering Catastrophes is a thought-provoking docuseries where experts dissect the factors contributing to these catastrophic failures. Season 7 has 10 episodes.
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Is Engineering Catastrophes Season 7 available to watch via streaming?Yes, Engineering Catastrophes Season 7 is available to watch via streaming on HBO Max.
Season 7 features engineering failures ranging from a collapsing crane causing six deaths, a dam in Nebraska, a library on fire, a hotel explosion, and a sinkhole. It also highlights explosions at a chemical plant and shopping center.
Engineering Catastrophes Season 7 features engineering experts who provide their views on different case studies.
Watch Engineering Catastrophes Season 7 streaming via HBO MaxEngineering Catastrophes Season 7 is available to stream on HBO Max. Warner Media's HBO Max offers a comprehensive selection of original productions, movies, and documentaries sourced from acclaimed brands like HBO, DC, Warner Bros, Cartoon Network, and more.
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