The entire Marion City Square is still closed to the public following a partial roof collapse at one of the shopping center’s buildings on Monday. A representative with the Texas-based company that owns the property says he and others are working to get it reopened as soon as possible.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
Monday evening, the roof in a part of the building at the Marion City Square collapsed during the heavy rains. That building used to be the home of Burke’s Outlet. No one was hurt in the incident but the entire complex was closed for the public’s safety.
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The closing of the Marion City Square means businesses like Workout Anytime, Papa John’s Pizza, Sharon’s Café and Pro Nails are not operating now. The closing also affects the Rose’s department store, which is in a separate building.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
On Wednesday, Nelda Newton, fitness director with Workout Anytime, (left in blue shirt) set up a tent along the five lane so she could still meet with members and prospective members.
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Chase Lansford with Marion City Square, LLC of Fort Worth, Texas said his company has received letters of interest from three companies interested in the old BILO building.
The entire Marion City Square is still closed to the public following a partial roof collapse at one of the shopping center’s buildings on Monday. A representative with the Texas-based company that owns the property says he and others are working to get it reopened as soon as possible.
Monday evening, the roof in a part of the building at the Marion City Square collapsed during the heavy rains. That building used to be the home of Burke’s Outlet. No one was hurt in the incident but the entire complex was closed for the public’s safety.
The closing of the Marion City Square means businesses like Workout Anytime, Papa John’s Pizza, Sharon’s Café and Pro Nails are not operating now. The closing also affects the Rose’s department store, which is in a separate building.
On Wednesday, Nelda Newton, fitness director with Workout Anytime, (left in blue shirt) set up a tent along the five lane so she could still meet with members and prospective members.
Chase Lansford with Marion City Square, LLC of Fort Worth, Texas said his company has received letters of interest from three companies interested in the old BILO building.
