Hipster Baby closes Richardson storefront, moves to online sales
Hipster Baby closed its store in the II Creeks Plaza development in Canyon Creek at the end of June and transitioned to online-only service. The store sells an eclectic variety of infant and toddler clothing and accessories. The business was located at 2701 Custer Creek Parkway, Ste. 714, Richardson. 469-444-0813. www.hipsterbaby.com
Rallye Auto Service shutters Richardson repair shop
Rallye Auto Service closed its downtown location at 103 W. Main St. Richardson, on May 1. The family-owned auto repair shop offers factory scheduled maintenance and repairs on domestic, Asian and European vehicles. Rallye has another location on Hillcrest Road in Dallas. 972-996-7308. www.richardsonautorepairs.com
Nature’s Mercantile + CBD Store closes its Richardson location
Nature’s Mercantile + CBD Store closed its Richardson location at 3613 Shire Blvd., Ste. 150, on July 18 due to a slowdown in business caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The business offered a variety of CBD, or cannabidiol, and health products. The store’s Denton and Hurst locations will remain open. 940-999-4367. www.naturescbdmercantile.com
Zero Degrees shutters in Richardson
Zero Degrees closed its door for the last time June 30 in the Richardson Heights Village Shopping Center, 100 S. Central Expressway, Ste. 52, Richardson. The Asian-Hispanic fusion business served drinks and snacks, such as Mangonada—a mango slushie made with fruit chunks and topped with chamoy and Tajin seasoning—and popcorn chicken with fries. www.zerodegreescompany.com
Tuesday Morning files for bankruptcy; two Richardson locations close
Tuesday Morning Corp. announced May 27 the company has filed for bankruptcy and plans to close Richardson stores at 1750 E. Belt Line Road, Ste. 100, and 819 Arapaho Road, Ste. 14. The Dallas-based retailer known for closeout merchandise is pursuing financial and operational reorganization as a result of "immense strain" from the COVID-19 pandemic and related store closures, according to a release. The company plans to close 230 of its 687 locations, including stores in Dallas, Richardson, Irving, Arlington and Murphy, in a phased approach. 800-457-0099. www.tuesdaymorning.com
