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JACKSON COUNTY, MI – From emergency closings to owner retirements, here are the Jackson County businesses closing in 2022.
Spring Arbor Cafe closed its doors on December 31, 2021. Vito’s Espresso will open a second location in March after purchasing the building.
Spring Arbor Cafe
Spring Arbor has lost a longtime favorite restaurant, but a new restaurant has taken its place.
Spring Arbor Cafe, 7975 Spring Arbor Road, is closing at the end of 2021 after serving the community for 16 years. In the letter, the staff and management thanked all the customers who have passed through the door since 2005.
Vito’s Espresso opened a second location there to expand its current operations.
Read more: Spring Arbor Cafe has closed, but another restaurant is moving in.
Bed Bath & Beyond will close its Jackson location in February.
Bed bath and beyond
Jackson’s Bed Bath & Beyond store is among those the company has closed across the country this year.
The New Jersey-based home furnishings retailer has closed 37 stores in 19 states, including the Jackson location at 1132 Jackson Crossing. As of early 2022, the business is closed.
Read more: Among those closing in 2022 is Jackson Bed Bath and Beyond
– Northwest Coney Island has permanently closed its doors. Northwest Coney Island announced on its Facebook page and website that it will be closing its doors effective Friday, July 22.
Northwest Coney Island
Northwest Coney Island has closed its doors permanently, according to a sign on the door and a post on the restaurant’s Facebook page and website.
Northwest Coney Island, 6070 Clinton Road, officially closed Friday, July 22, according to a Facebook post saying the restaurant has been sold.
Read more: Northwest Coney Island permanent closure sign on the door
Craig Playford, owner of Playford Music and Sound, poses for a photo inside the store on Thursday, March 24. I Potter | MLive.com
Playford music and sound
Playford Music & Sound, 1718 W. Morrell St., has officially closed its doors after 40 years, according to owner, Craig Playford, who is retiring from the retail business.
Since its opening, the store has been known as a place for local musicians to meet and kids to discover their love of music, Playford said.
Read more: It’s been home to Jackson’s music scene for nearly 40 years, but Playford Music & Sound is closing.
Owner Anna Kuster has decided to close her store, Anna Gifts & Décor, 401 N. Mechanic St, after 38 years of service. It is closing up shop in early 2023.
Anna gifts and home decor
Anna Custer spent 38 years growing her business to its current level, but decided it was time to spend more time on herself and the people she loved.
Custer recently announced on the store’s Facebook page that she is retiring and plans to close the store in early 2023 and start a clearance sale after the holidays.
Read more: Anna’s gifts and decor say goodbye to Jackson after 38 years
Owner Chuck Minix with his grandson Bailey Lewis, 16, and daughter Christine Minix at the Taco House at 2400 Page Ave. Stopped in Jackson, December 16, 2021. J. Scott Park | MLIve.com
Taco House
House Taco, 2400 Page Ave., hasn’t just been a job for Chuck Minix. It’s where he met his friends, spent time with his family, and grew big meals in the Jackson area.
He spent 43 years growing the restaurant into a successful business, but now Chuck says it’s time to hang up his hat. He officially closed the restaurant and retired on Saturday, October 29.
Read more: A Jackson taco house is closing after 43 years as the owner plans to retire.
A GoFundMe has been started to help keep the Book Hut, 531 20th St., afloat after its owners announced it will close its doors at the end of the year.
book nest
In November, the Book Hut, 531 20th St., announced on its Facebook page that it would close at the end of the year. But the community wasn’t ready to let their favorite bookstore go, so a GoFundMe was launched to keep it afloat.
However, although community funds helped them settle some bills, they were unable to keep the business open. The Book Hut will close Sunday, Jan. 1, and relocate itself to Michigan Center, owner Nancy Oakley said.
This new space will not be a bookshelf, but a vendor space, with a small book section. This is called the treasury.
Read more: The community rallies to save a Jackson bookstore from closing its doors
The exterior at Steaks Eatery, 4243 Oak Lane Road in Jackson, on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. The restaurant recently underwent a change of ownership.J. Scott Park | MLive.com
Steakhouse:
Steaks Eatery 4243 Oak Lane Road abruptly closed its doors in August with a ‘closed’ sign outside the restaurant. After several attempts, the current owners could not be reached for comment.
Later on Facebook, the Davis family announced they had regained ownership of the steakhouse building, but it was once again being sold to new owners.
Lucero’s Bar & Grill has announced it will move into the old building for a second location.
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