The Wash House-South LLCThe Wash House-South LLC opened Feb. 5 in Sheid’s Plaza at 3322 S. Campbell Ave., Stes. LL and MM. The full-service coin Laundromat with attendants is the second under the Wash House name.
Brad and
Anne Harris own the first in Republic and partnered with
Nick and
Kelly Luzecky in Springfield. Harris said other stores are in the works under separate entities. With four employees, the Wash House-South offers bulk washing for $1.25 per pound with a 10-pound minimum, and a drop-off service folds and bags laundry for 75 cents a pound. Specialty washing covers comforters, pillows, feather beds, sleeping bags and horse blankets that range from $10 to $25. Hours: 7 a.m.–9 p.m. daily. Phone: (417) 719-4035. Web:
OzarkCoinLaundry.comMacadoodlesHotelier and attorney
Tim O’Reilly reopened the Macadoodles store in Republic on March 17. O’Reilly formed OH-MD Republic LLC to purchase the franchise and 1439 U.S. Highway 60 East property for around $2 million from Macadoodles franchisor Roger Gildehaus. The Irish-themed alcohol retailer employs 15 and has a wine cellar that can double as event space, O’Reilly said. O’Reilly Hospitality Management LLC, his hotel development and management company, manages the 8,500-square-foot store. Macadoodles also sells prepared and prepackaged foods and offers drive-thru service. O’Reilly said he’s considering adding a banquet kitchen. Pineville-based Macadoodles operates seven stores in Missouri and Arkansas, including in Springfield and Branson. Hours: 6 a.m.–9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 6 a.m.–10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 10 a.m.–8 p.m. Sunday. Phone: (417) 732-4453. Web:
Republic.Macadoodles.comPrice Cutter SupermarketsAbout four months after Dillons closed, Price Cutter Supermarkets reopened the grocery store at 1260 St. Louis St. on April 1. Price Cutter bought four Dillons’ properties in Springfield after the chain vacated the market at the end of the year. The 56,000-square-foot store at St. Louis and National Avenue now has a Starbucks coffee shop, Lilly’s Floral and Price Cutter’s to-go sandwiches, salads, chicken and sushi. The employee-owned company also operates a fuel center on the property. In the move, Price Cutter closed its 1730 S. Campbell Ave. store. In February, Price Cutter reopened the former Dillons on West Kearney and closed its nearby Commercial Street store. Price Cutter currently operates nine stores in Springfield and owns two vacant Dillons properties. Hours: 6 a.m.–midnight daily. Phone: (417) 895-3107. Web:
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