Dirt Cheap stores to close
Dirt Cheap stores to close after parent company files for bankruptcy
(NEXSTAR) – Dirt Cheap, a chain of “extreme value” stores with 60-plus locations across the Southeast, has filed for bankruptcy, court documents indicate. The store’s parent company filed documents with the District of Delaware last week.
Dirt Cheap files for bankruptcy, will shut down locations: Here's what we know
Dirt Cheap files for bankruptcy and will be closing all store locations. Here's what we know about the discount chain.
Dirt Cheap parent company files Chapter 11, to close all stores
HATTIESBURG – Channel Control Merchants, which owns the Dirt Cheap and Treasure Hunt discount stores, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and seeks to close 68 stores and distribution
Dirt Cheap, founded in Mississippi, closing all locations
Dirt Cheap, a discount chain founded in Hattiesburg, is closing. The store's parent company, Channel Control Merchants, has filed for bankruptcy. The company, which owns Dirt Cheap, Treasure Hunt and Dirt Cheap Building Supplies, is headquartered in Hattiesburg, but filed bankruptcy papers in the District of Delaware.
Bargain store Dirt Cheap files for bankruptcy and will close all Louisiana stores
Dirt Cheap has 9 stores in Louisiana, according to the company website, including stores in Lafayette, Slidell, Hammond, Amite, Bogalusa, Houma, Bossier City, Monroe and Franklinton. A Zachary store recently closed. According to Facebook, going-out-of-business sales have started at all Dirt Cheap stores.
Dirt Cheap, Treasure Hunt to close doors as part of bankruptcy
The parent company of Dirt Cheap, Treasure Hunt and Dirt Cheap Building Supplies has filed for bankruptcy according to court documents. Channel Control Merchants, based in Hattiesburg, filed for bankruptcy on October 10,
Dirt Cheap set to close all of its doors in Mississippi
Area bargain hunters are going to have to search harder to find those deals. Discount retailer Dirt Cheap is reportedly closing all of its stores.
Dirt Cheap closing all stores
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WTVA) — Popular discount store Dirt Cheap is going out of business. The chain’s parent company filed for bankruptcy and all locations will hold store closing sales, according to court filings. WTVA visited the store in Amory on Monday morning, Oct. 14 and saw a sign advertising the store’s closure.
Discount retailer files bankruptcy, closing stores in Alabama, 7 other states
Mississippi-based discount retailer Dirt Cheap has filed for bankruptcy and will close all its stores. Channel Control Merchants, the parent company of Dirt Cheap, Treasure Hunt and Dirt Cheap Building Supplies,
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