The Little Store in Richmond Beach will close September 30, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Little Store in Richmond Beach will close permanently on September 30, 2025, as the owner cannot renew the lease due to upcoming remodeling. The owners shared their regret over the inability to sell the business, emphasizing their emotional struggles with the closure. They expressed heartfelt gratitude to loyal customers for their support over nearly two decades, noting the close bonds formed with families in the community. The owners highlighted the significance of their relationship with patrons, stating it has meant a great deal to them. They reflected on the challenges faced by small businesses, particularly during transitions like redevelopment.

The store's closure underscores the impact of urban development on local businesses and community ties. They hope to have positively contributed to the neighborhood and wish everyone well. The Little Store’s legacy will be remembered by the many who frequented it.

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