John's North Star in La Salle is set to close next week after a decades-long run.
The business, located at 1840 St. Vincents Ave., reopened in February 2017 with a smaller menu but retained its fried chicken, which the restaurant is known for. The business originally closed in September 2016.
The owners stated on Facebook the closure was "due to business being less than expected." They thanked their customers for their support.
The business had been opened for roughly 32 years.
For more information, visit fb.com/JohnsNorthStar.
The Makery closes in Princeton but shares items and location with Stella's
The Makery, 512 S Main St., announced on its Facebook page they will be closing but some of their supply will be available at Stella's, which is moving to their location.
"We want to thank everyone for supporting our handmade artists over the last (three) years. We hope you will continue to support our new joint store adventure," the post stated.
The last day for The Makery is Saturday, June 30.
For more information, visit The Makery on Facebook at fb.com/Magnolias419 or Stella's at fb.com/stellas512.
Mae's Vintage Goods relocates to Spaces, In Bloom to grow
Mae's Vintage Goods announced on its Facebook page that it will relocate its inventory to Spaces, 221 W. Main St., Ottawa. The business was previously located inside of In Bloom at 229 W. Main St.
The post stated the move is currently in progress.
In Bloom also announced that they will be expanding their inventory and will offer more information in the future.
For more information, visit Mae's Vintage Goods on Facebook at fb.com/maesvintagegoods or In Bloom at fb.com/VisitInBloom.
Hadlee & Reed's Place opens in downtown Streator
Hadlee & Reed's Place, a children's clothing boutique, recently opened at 317 E. Main St., Suite 3 — the location of More on Main, Sew Personal 4 U and Three Wishes. They held their grand opening June 16.
More information regarding the business can be found by searching "Hadlee & Reed's Place" on Facebook.
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