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Six Subways close without explanation across Vancouver

Social media reports say employees not given advance notice

By Sarah Wolf, Columbian staff writer
Published: August 15, 2024, 6:08am
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The Subway on Eighth Street in downtown Vancouver is among those that have closed across Clark County. The store has been dark for days.
The Subway on Eighth Street in downtown Vancouver is among those that have closed across Clark County. The store has been dark for days. (Amy Libby/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Several Vancouver Subway restaurants recently closed abruptly without explanation.

The six locations that closed are all owned and operated by Lake Oswego, Ore.-based CapTen Enterprises Inc., according to state records. A CapTen representative didn’t respond to The Columbian’s inquiries.

Other Subway restaurants in Clark County, all owned by other franchisees, remain open.

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