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The company that owns the Miami Herald, the Kansas City Star and Tri-City Herald has filed for Chapter 11.

Many shoppers were excited about the prospect of this store coming, but chain filed bankruptcy in Sept. After rumors, it's now official this week.

It's not a 100% guarantee it will not happen, but very unlikely the store will open at Columbia Center.

Charming Charlie in Kennewick is sadly closing for good by the end of August.

Payless ShoeSource announced on Friday they are filing for bankruptcy and will be closing all 2100 store across the country and including here in Tri-Cities.

With the Kennewick Columbia Center Sears being the latest victim of the Sears Holdings bankruptcy, many are wondering what will happen to your card?
According to the financial website Clark.com, there are 5 likely scenarios;

your card might still work online
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Besides a long list of K Mart Stores, Sears Holdings (the parent company of the the two retail franchises) announced Friday 80 more Sears stores will close in March, including the Columbia Center location in Kennewick.
Sears has been fighting off bankruptcy for several years, in October they filed fo…

Sears Holdings Inc. the parent company of Sears and K-Mart, announced Monday they would be filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and some 142 stores will be closed, on top of 42 already announced in August.
Fortunately, the only Sears closing in our state is the one in Bellingham, but several K Marts on the …

Sears To Close 46 More Stores As Kennewick Sears Remains Open

Tuesday night, the Wall Street Journal reported Sears Holdings (the parent company of Sears and K-Mart) has hired a firm to being bankruptcy proceedings.
The report, which came after the markets closed on Wall Street, says Sears has hired M-III Partners to prepare the move, which could come as early …