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Gander Mountain, another outdoor outfitter, closed its location near Parkdale Mall in the spring of 2017. > SETX DINING: Beau Reve to begin lunch serviceĭick's Sporting Goods owns Field & Stream specialty stores, which carry outdoor equipment, including hunting, fishing, archery and camping. The chain has 22 locations in the Houston area. Off-price retailers have grown in popularity as department stores have struggled, with the lower prices a trade-off for more crowded spacing and minimal displays.įive Below is a discount chain that sells all items for less than $5, including home goods, toys and accessories. A company spokeswoman said Tuesday that the company has not announced a new store in Beaumont. The nearest HomeGoods stores are in Humble and Webster.

> POLL: What other stores would we like to see in SETX? Readers suggested these The off-price retailer sells bedding, decorations and other home furnishings. HomeGoods is owned by TJX, which also owns Marshall's and TJ Maxx. "I expect they'd want to be open by next Christmas," he said. The city received the application on Dec. > PHOTOS: Click through the slideshow to see how Parkdale Mall got its startĪ combination Dick's Sporting Goods and Field & Stream store will be built in the Macy's space, according to the plans.Ĭhris Boone, Beaumont's Director of Planning and Community Development, couldn't estimate when the plans might be approved or construction might begin. The furniture store moved to a free-standing location at the corner of Dowlen and Folsom last year. HomeGoods and Five Below are listed as intended tenants for the addition and the former Ashley HomeStore space.

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#Suncoast parkdale mall beaumont texas free

Since the program's inception, approximately 200 individuals have been diagnosed with breast or prostate cancer following free "Gift of Life" screenings and were provided access to treatment.

Dave Ryan/The Enterprise Dave Ryan Show More Show Less 50 of62 The Julie Rogers "Gift of Life" Program honored more than 200 breast, prostate, ovarian and other gynecological cancer survivors during its annual Valentine Survivors Celebration at Parkdale Mall Tuesday. Hoffer has the first and last dollars from his family's clothing store, Butch Hoffer's, at the various locations it has occupied since it opened in the 1930s. The Butch Hoffer's store closes on Saturday. 48 of62 49 of62 Lewis Hoffer, right, waves to a customer as he shows the dollar bills his family has kept framed from each store to customer/friend/family lawyer who has spent some of the first and last dollars in the stores, Beaumont attorney Jerry Nathan, left, who visited Friday afternoon at the Parkdale Mall store.