Family Video is closing 200 stores in the Midwest, according to Highland Ventures. He said the power was still out on Sunday morning. "We are reviewing every possible opportunity to keep as many employees as possible with the closure of the business, but obviously there are some that are impacted," Flynn said.į, Marco's Pizza - which has more than 100 locations - and the company's CBD product line will remain. So long to the days of picking up a rental DVD and popcorn on Friday nights. One resident, whose back garden was feet away from the blaze, told BBC Scotland that he chose to take his family away from the area for the night. It is unknown at this time how many employees will lose their jobs in Glenview as a result of the store closures, she said. Glenview-based Highland Ventures Ltd., which operates Family Video, will stay in business, said Deanna Flynn, the company's vice president of marketing.
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"The impact of COVID-19, not only in foot traffic, but also in the lack of movie releases, pushed us to the end of an era." Previously, Jessica was a Support Specialist at Edward J ones and also held positions at Boeing, Schlesinger Group, Schlesinger Group, Family Video, Highland Ventures, Southeast Missouri State University.
"Today, I have to make the difficult announcement that we are closing all Family Video locations," Hoogland said. Jessica Iannicola is a Growth Partner & Manager at SpearTip based in St. The effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on both the movie and rental industries was citied as a reason for the closures. The Cape Girardeau store is at 1330 Broadway St.įamily video stores in Du Quoin, Anna, Carmi and West Frankfort closed in 2010 when the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The southern Illinois stores are at 819 W. The movie rental chain Family Video will be closing the remainder of its stores, including the ones in Marion, Harrisburg and Carbondale, president and owner Keith Hoogland announced in a letter to employees and customers.įamily Video, which once had 800 stores and 10,000 employees during its 42-year life span, is closing more than 250 stores in 17 states, including 30 in Illinois.
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