In April, Fred’s, the value-focused retailer, initially announced the closure of 159 “underperforming stores” across the Southeast. They have now announced the closure of 104 additional stores.
Fred’s CEO Joseph Anto stated, “These additional store closures are a difficult, but necessary step in the continued restructuring of Fred’s.”
31 Mississippi locations were included in the original closure announcement, and 18 more will now close their doors by the end of June.
905 HIGHWAY 278 E | AMORY |
605 S JACKSON ST | STARKVILLE |
964 BROOKWAY BLVD | BROOKHAVEN |
1930 UNIVERSITY AVE | OXFORD |
6 E COMMERCE ST | HERNANDO |
2040 E SHILOH RD | CORINTH |
5760 HIGHWAY 80 E | PEARL |
5266 OLD HIGHWAY 11 | HATTIESBURG |
12201 HIGHWAY 57 | VANCLEAVE |
1317 E MAIN ST | TUPELO |
25096 HIGHWAY 51 | CRYSTAL SPRINGS |
1898 SPILLWAY RD | BRANDON |
401 E LEE ST | SARDIS |
102 NORFLEET DR | SENATOBIA |
7833 HWY 613 | MOSS POINT |
200 CLINTON BLVD | CLINTON |
140 TRADE CENTER LN | HAZLEHURST |
8912 NORTHWEST DR | SOUTHAVEN |
The original list of Mississippi closures can be viewed below.
626 22ND AVE S | MERIDIAN |
520 CENTRAL AVE | COLDWATER |
148 W VAN DORN AVE | HOLLY SPRINGS |
3031 GOODMAN RD W | HORN LAKE |
1600 S COLORADO ST | GREENVILLE |
7616 HIGHWAY 80 | GREENVILLE |
306 E SUNFLOWER RD | CLEVELAND |
302 NORTH MAIN ST. | LELAND |
809 VARSITY DR | TUPELO |
1776 MCCULLOUGH BLVD | TUPELO |
813 W PARK AVE | GREENWOOD |
2932 HIGHWAY 49 S | FLORENCE |
237 WOODLAND DR | FOREST |
1700 SIMPSON HWY | MAGEE |
422 W CUNNINGHAM AVE | TERRY |
1200 JERRY CLOWER BLVD | YAZOO CITY |
540 RAYMOND RD | JACKSON |
225 MEADOWBROOK RD | JACKSON |
235 GEORGE WALLACE DR | PEARL |
7261 S SIWELL RD | BYRAM |
714 PECAN AVE | PHILADELPHIA |
1000 BROADWAY DR | HATTIESBURG |
HWY 13 NORTHGATE S/C | COLUMBIA |
1693 HIGHWAY 90 | GAUTIER |
3176 BIENVILLE BLVD | OCEAN SPRINGS |
2511 INGALLS AVE | PASCAGOULA |
218 S WHITWORTH AVE | BROOKHAVEN |
304 5TH ST S | COLUMBUS |
201 G ALABAMA ST | COLUMBUS |
107 N MERIDIAN ST | ABERDEEN |
26591 E MAIN ST | WEST POINT |
Liquidation sales at stores designated for closure have begun.