Showing posts with label Matthews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matthews. Show all posts

Friday, June 01, 2012

Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods plan major shakeup in Charlotte and western NC

Breaking News: Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods are swapping stores in the Charlotte region and in Asheville.  We are working on the story, here are the stores that effected:


Harris Teeter stores converting to Lowes Foods
1751 Neil Hawkins Rd, Gastonia
1145 E Marion St, Shelby
3010 N Center St, Hickory

Lowes Foods converting to Harris Teeter
11124 Reniassance Dr, Davidson
17001 Kenton Dr, Cornelius
13018 Eastfield Rd, Huntersville
8445 Davis Lake Parkway, Charlotte
15080 Idlewild Rd, Stallings
16045 Johnston Rd, Charlotte
10828 Providence Rd, Charlotte
867 Stockbridge Dr, Ft Mill

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Super Bi-Lo - Rock Hill, South Carolina; Matthews, NC


This is the first Super Bi-Lo in the Charlotte market, about 25 minutes south of Charlotte in Rock Hill. The store replaces the old Rock Hill Mall on Cherry Road. This store opened in November, and it is 63,000 square feet, nearly double the size of a standard Bi-Lo store. The former Bi-Lo store across the street on Cherry Road is now vacant and it is unknown at this time as to what will fill that spot. Another Bi-Lo, on Main Street in Rock Hill, is also being converted to the Super format. Additionally, a Super Bi-Lo is slated to open in Matthews, NC (at Weddington and McKee Roads) this year as well (photographed below). This is significant too because Bi-Lo is bolstering its image in the Harris-Teeter-saturated suburban south Charlotte market, where Bi-Lo only really has one other store on Elm Lane. Additionally, this marks Bi-Lo's return to Matthews since closing their store on Independence Blvd next to the old K-mart back in the 1990s. Read more about Rock Hill's Bi-Lo store in the press release here (and see how a Super Bi-Lo differs from a regular Bi-Lo).
Have any of you been to a Super Bi-Lo store? Leave comments...

To Note: Greensboro had a Super Bi-Lo (and Knoxville too) at one time, but this was before they implemented the current prototype Super Bi-Lo store.