Cincinnati —
(WFCN) – Before it closes, a Greater Cincinnati book business is having a large sale.
On July 7, the Colerain Avenue Half Price Books store in Northgate will close its doors. The corporate office stated that the store’s lease was about to expire and that a new agreement could not be reached. 2003 saw its opening.
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The store announced a “blowout sale” with “huge savings on books, music, movies, and more” on its website.
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There’s a notice near the entryway that says the sale begins on Thursday at 50% off of the stuff. The discount will increase to 75% off on Friday and Saturday, and to 90% off on Sunday. There is also a sale on fixtures.
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Books from that site will be distributed to different other Half Price Books stores throughout the Tri-State, according to a corporate office representative.
There are more: Hamilton on Princeton Road, Kenwood on Montgomery Road, Mason on Arbor Square Drive, Florence on Houston Road, and Anderson Township on Ohio Pike.