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First sign appears in stores next to Acme

According to a banner that is currently hanging in front of one the now-empty stores that adjoins Acme, Phoenixville will have a new dry cleaners (contain your excitement please) starting September 1st. The sign indicates a Grand Opening sale of 30% off once they open their doors.

No official word yet on what else will be going in there although there is speculation that a pizza restaurant and a hair/nails parlor are planned.

Comments

Anonymous said…
We need a book store and a walmart in Phoenixville. Enough already with the pizza places!
8/27/07, 8:46 PM
Anonymous said…
There are already 2 bookstores on Bridge Street.
8/28/07, 9:14 AM
Anonymous said…
There is a Walmart 15 minutes away. I would never want one in our little town. I am in favor of a Wawa and Trader Joesin P-ville.
8/28/07, 9:38 AM
Anonymous said…
I agree with the previous comment. In addition to a Wawa and Trader Joe's, I would also like to see an upscale Asian restaraunt such as Margaret Kuo's.
8/30/07, 10:29 AM
Unknown said…
The Walmart in Jeffersonville is turning into a Walmart Supercenter and the old Home Depot in King of Prussia is going to become a Walmart.
9/1/07, 8:56 PM
RMorin said…
please don't bring wal-mart into a phoenixville! plus there is already a wawa out towards kimberton on 113.

on the other hand, trader joe's would be perfect for phxville.
9/6/07, 7:37 AM
Anonymous said…
I'd like to see a Smokey Bones or Olive Garden.
9/6/07, 1:54 PM
Igdogowner said…
Trader Joes !!!!!!!!!
9/6/07, 7:16 PM
Anonymous said…
That Wawa on 113 is not very convenient. I, personaly, rarely take that way, so it would be nice to have one closer to downtown P-ville.

I know they are popping up EVERYWHERE and can be a crazy sight, but they are just so convenient.
9/12/07, 4:15 PM
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