Business Closings

A recent sudden closing is getting some pretty varied reactions from residents.

Last year, so many long-standing and brand new businesses had to close their doors forever. Unfortunately, the trend is continuing.

The last 12 months have been difficult for Jersey Shore businesses, especially those in the entertainment industry. After a year of limited capacity, one of the Jersey Shore's biggest theaters has closed its doors.

The pandemic has hit our country's economy hard, and that is increasingly visible right here in our own community. A growing number of popular New Jersey businesses have served their final customers. We're taking a look at the (unfortunately) growing list of local businesses that have closed.

Women's clothing retailer Francesca's, which has 5 locations in Ocean and Monmouth Counties, said that it will close 140 stores by the end of January 2021.

Following the closing of the Charlie Brown's on Route 70 in Lakewood, only a single location of the steakhouse remains in New Jersey.

Toms River's Social 37 restaurant announced on Friday that it will have to close permanently.

Popular for their home-style cooking, we were shocked to find that 'Come 2 Mamas' on Brick Boulevard is closed.

There are few restaurants around the Jersey Shore that can count their success in decades...and soon there will be one less.

They have a location in Freehold Raceway Mall and an outlet store at Jersey Shore Premium Outlets.

Two popular Middletown restaurants have unexpectedly closed their doors.

Whether you got married there or have simply enjoyed a fabulous brunch or nice meal there, big changes are coming to The Mill at Spring Lake Heights.