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Clark County sees more chain stores closing; Dollar Tree, Party City are latest to shutter doors

Cascade Park Plaza loses two stores as they fall on hard times

By Sarah Wolf, Columbian staff writer
Published: July 12, 2024, 6:04am
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A motorist passes by the former locations of Dollar Tree, background left, and Party City, right, in east Vancouver on Thursday morning. Both retailers are among the nationwide chains that have closed at least one Clark County store.
A motorist passes by the former locations of Dollar Tree, background left, and Party City, right, in east Vancouver on Thursday morning. Both retailers are among the nationwide chains that have closed at least one Clark County store. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Shoppers at Cascade Park Plaza in east Vancouver may have been in for a surprise recently to find not one but two of the shopping mall’s major retailers had closed.

The spaces at 305 S.E. Chkalov Drive used to house Dollar Tree and Party City. Now, they are vacant, and their signs have been removed.

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