Small Smiles (Closed) / Capital City Dentistry (Moved), 3000 Two Notch Road: 2020 8 comments
This building, at the corner of Two Notch & Beltline, was originally an Eckerd Drugs, and then a Rite Aid. After Rite Aid closed, a pediatric deltal operation called Small Smiles moved in. According to what I can find, this national chain got into trouble and went Chapter 7 in 2015.
At some point after that, Capital City Dentistry set up here, and fairly recently moved up the street into the old Enterprise Rent-A-Car building:
Looking at the outside damage, it looks to me like a good deal of work is needed before anyone else can move into this building, but according to the real estate sign, it *is* leased, so apparently somebody is going to make the effort.
UPDATE 28 January 2022 -- As reported in the comments, this building has now been razed to make way for a Murphy Express:
8 Responses to 'Small Smiles (Closed) / Capital City Dentistry (Moved), 3000 Two Notch Road: 2020'
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Larry
4 Dec 21 at 10:45 am
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This building has now been razed
Larry
18 Jan 22 at 7:09 pm
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The Building Was Originally a Rite Aid, It Became Eckerd After Rite Aid Sold Several Stores to Eckerd Drugs in 1997, It Became a Rite Aid Again in 2007 When They Bought Eckerd Drugs
16 Nov 22 at 2:56 pm
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Along With Brooks and Jean Coutu's US Operations
16 Nov 22 at 2:58 pm
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Corrected it Now, It Was Originally a Rite Aid that opened in mid-1996 but later became Eckerd in summer 1997 Then closed by Late 2000
16 Nov 22 at 3:02 pm
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Corrected it Now, It Was Originally a Rite Aid that opened in mid-1996 but later became Eckerd in summer 1997, but then closed by Late 2000
16 Nov 22 at 3:03 pm
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And, the Building was demolished in Late 2021
16 Nov 22 at 3:04 pm
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Folks the Murphy USA planned for this site is now fully operational...
Andrew
29 Nov 22 at 9:36 pm
This building is suppose to be demolished and a Murphy’s Express built on the lot. Not sure if those plans have changed.