99¢ & UP (99 Cents & UP), 1945 Decker Boulevard #16: 2010 1 comment
Well, this closing lets me exercise the Cent (¢) sign we discussed just yesterday!
You can't fault this place for locking themselves into anything -- as long as they had one item in the store that was less than a dollar, they were within their operating parameters. Apparently it didn't help. Decker Center is one of a number of little strip malls down the west side of Decker Boulevard, many nowdays run by immigrants -- Decker, in fact, is designated as Columbia's "International Corridor".
According to this PDF 99 Cents had a 2010 business license, but I'm going to say it didn't make it too far into 2010, because I've been noticing the empty storefront for a while now.
Does anyone remember if this is the strip mall that had Columbia's first CD store?
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badger
21 Apr 11 at 7:50 am
The CD store was in 2205 Decker, then moved to Two Notch where the Very's restaurant is located. It might have been the first on this side of town (@1988), but one had previously opened (I think it was called "Hitts" or something like that) in that mostly abandoned strip on Bush River where Circuit City used to be.