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Topeka stores close for the last time, a look back in history

TOEPKA (KSNT) - The past several years have not been kind to some Topeka stores, restaurants and bars that have closed their doors for good in the Capital City.

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Lilly Grace clothing boutique moving in, opening downtown Topeka shop

Lilly Grace clothing boutique moving in, opening downtown Topeka shop
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AIM Strategies acquires downtown Topeka Briman s building, new tenant

A local real estate and development firm has purchased the former Briman s Leading Jewelers building at the corner of S.E. 8th and Kansas avenues in downtown Topeka. Seth Wagoner, CEO of Topeka-based AIM Strategies, confirmed Monday that the local firm has purchased the former Briman s building, at 734 S. Kansas. Briman s Leading Jewelers vacated the building last year after announcing in July that the business would close. Wagoner said AIM Strategies closed on the property March 29, paying about $178,000 for it. Since the purchase, he has been working to secure potential tenants for the space, which has three floors a basement area, first floor and second floor offering a total of more than 5,500-square-feet.

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Roll Call for 2020 s Departing Jewelry Retailers – JCK

January 8, 2021 As I do every year, I would like to start 2021 by paying tribute to all the jewelers who closed their physical stores over the last year. Some worried that a unprecedented number of jewelry stores would close in 2020, given the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting strain on the economy. Yet, like the Jewelers Board of Trade, I didn’t find as many closures this year as I had in the past, and I am not sure why. Perhaps some retailers decided it just wasn’t a great time to shut their doors. Maybe it was a little easier to make deals with landlords. And, most of the information here is gathered from local news sources; a store closing isn’t always a big story these days, especially with so many other businesses going under. It’s also a little tougher to determine who is closed, given so many stores have limited hours, and people, including reporters, are staying home.

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