Big Lots giving away discounts for grand reopening of 10 stores

The first 100 customers at a dozen area Big Lots stores Saturday and Sunday could get up to $250 toward their purchase.

Ten Big Lots stores in Piqua, Springfield, Dayton, Trotwood, Huber Heights, Wilmington, Miamisburg, Middletown and Lebanon, along with one in East Richmond, Indiana, will celebrate their new remodels this weekend, according to a statement from the company.

All 10 stores, along with the Miami Twp. and Fairfield store will offer scratch-off tickets to the first 100 people people Saturday and Sunday, according to the release.

»BIZ BEAT: Kroger laying off hundreds of workers

The new stores will feature a new layout and design.

“We are excited to introduce our new store format to the Dayton Area,” stated Steve Haffer, senior vice president chief customer officer of Big Lots. “It brings to life our new brand traits and showcases our product assortments of affordable solutions in Furniture, Seasonal, Home, Food, and Consumables. We are also very proud to serve alongside the Dayton community.”

FIVE FAST READS

•PHOTOS: Local smart home with spa features, tree house on market for nearly $4M

• Tornado-resistant homes with safe room in the works for Trotwood

• Senior living center construction set to begin on former Rollandia Golf Center

• Forever 21 could close 178 stores in bankruptcy filing

• Area trees, crops struggle as drought conditions continue

In Other News

Does Ohio needs a paid family leave policy? New report says so

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon considers building Ohio data center in Fayette County

Centerville’s first collaborative workspace to debut in city’s uptown

WOMEN IN BUSINESS: Ashley Scharrer, president of Moonlight Security...

Cincinnati Children’s continues upward expansion with plans for...