Store closing sales begin at all Big Lots

Big Lots is launching sales at the 869 locations it intends to close nationwide next year. Earlier this year, the retail giant announced it was closing 315 stores nationwide, including this store at 359 Miamisburg Centerville Road in Washington Twp. and a location 7779 Tylersville Road in West Chester Twp. ERIC SCHWARTZBERG/STAFF

Big Lots is launching sales at the 869 locations it intends to close nationwide next year. Earlier this year, the retail giant announced it was closing 315 stores nationwide, including this store at 359 Miamisburg Centerville Road in Washington Twp. and a location 7779 Tylersville Road in West Chester Twp. ERIC SCHWARTZBERG/STAFF

Big Lots, which last week announced it was closing all its stores, today released details of its store closing sales.

The U.S. closeout retailer is offering up to 25% off original prices on all merchandise and 50% off a selection of Christmas and harvest offerings at all 869 Big Lots locations, it announced today. Merchandise includes toys, home décor, furniture, apparel and other items.

The sell-off is the work of global asset experts Gordon Brothers, in a joint venture with Hilco Consumer-Retail and Tiger Capital Group

“New arrivals in seasonal merchandise are on sale just in time for customers to buy gifts that are sure to delight everyone on their holiday shopping list at incredible savings,” Durien Sanchez, Gordon Brothers’ managing director, retail, said in a release.

The discounts will apply at retail stores only and will not be available online. All sales are final during the store closing event.

The company has area stores in Fairfield, Huber Heights, Kettering, Lebanon, Middletown, Miamisburg, Piqua, Riverside, Springdale, Springfield and Trotwood.

It announced earlier this year it was closing 315 stores nationwide, including locations in Washington Twp. and West Chester Twp. earlier this year.

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This news outlet reached out to Big Lots media relations to ask when stores would likely close.

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