2 new stores opening (& another is moving) in the Triangle. Here’s the latest
Key Takeaways
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- Target plans to open its first Johnston County store in Selma in mid-May.
- Bright Side Books & Wine held its grand opening near downtown Raleigh.
- Nadeau Raleigh liquidated at the Village District and is moving to Capital Boulevard.
From a first-ever Target in Johnston County to a new romance bookstore near downtown Raleigh, there has been a wave of news for Triangle shoppers. In addition to the business openings, a Village District furniture store is on the move.
Here are key takeaways:
- Big-box retailer Target will open its first Johnston County store on Sunday, May 17, at 551 St. Mark Ave. in Selma, anchoring the Eastfield development. The nearly 129,000-square-foot Selma store will employ around 140 people and include an Apple at Target, CVS Pharmacy and Starbucks Café. The Selma location and a Myrtle Grove store opening the same day will be Target’s 56th and 57th locations in North Carolina.
- Bright Side Books & Wine, a specialty bookstore focused on romance, held its grand opening April 25 in the Platform development near downtown Raleigh. Owned by Susannah Baird, the book shop will eventually serve wine once it obtains its ABC license and offered non-alcoholic drinks at its grand opening.
- Furniture retailer Nadeau Raleigh liquidated inventory ahead of a move from 426 Woodburn Road to 1405 Capital Blvd. The store’s last day at Village District was April 28, with the larger Capital Boulevard location expected to open by mid- to late-May.
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Simone Jasper
The News & Observer
Renee Umsted
The News & Observer