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Yes, it was only a pharmacy and located in an old dry cleaners building (yes, tiny). I thought it looked sketchy considering the surrounding neighborhood. That part of Greenville (the Welcome area near Carolina High School) needs significant help. The Powdersville store is not too far out on the same road and is a great place by comparison.
They closed a 'normal' sized Walgreens in Laurens and built one of those tiny ones right next door
Rite Aid up to '18.. Walgreens by '21.. Closed by '22 for that one up the street.
I believe it was Eckerds until they closed it then Rite Aid moved in when the old Winn Dixie building was sold, or whatever it was that happened. Of course I may be thinking about Rite Aid being in the old Roses Plaza where the county offices are now. Maybe thats what it was, now that I think about it more. Roses on the left, next was Pic N Pay, then Rite Aid, then Food Lion.
Interesting. They still have a major footprint across the US. Maybe the Greenville location just wasn't bringing in enough business. My son went 3-5 times. He liked Defy better due to the ability to do more jumping.
Interesting. They still have a major footprint across the US. Maybe the Greenville location just wasn't bringing in enough business. My son went 3-5 times. He liked Defy better due to the ability to do more jumping.
I'm not surprised. There are like 3 more (Defy, Big Air and Skyzone) within a five mile radius. I remember saying when it opened it would not last.
I expect that space will fill quickly with a retailer. The three vacant anchors at the Plaza Green center next door to Magnolia leased up quickly.
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