Click Here

Harris Teeter To Buy Nine N.C. Winn-Dixie Stores

Harris Teeter announced Tuesday that it will buy nine supermarkets in North Carolina from a subsidiary of Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.

The supermarket chain agreed to purchase the leasehold interests in Winn-Dixie for $16.75 million. In addition, Harris Teeter is required to purchase other assets, including inventories, and to assume the leases.

Harris Teeter, which also plans to remodel the stores, did not say where the stores were located.

Winn-Dixie announced in June that it will stop operations in four Southern states, including North Carolina, close 326 of its 913 stores and cut 22,000 jobs under its proposed bankruptcy reorganization plan.



0 Comments


Golo

Welcome to GOLO, where WRAL.com visitors can comment on stories and create profile pages, blogs and photo galleries.

You must be a registered WRAL.com user to use these tools. Click here to register or log in.

View Comments View Comments

Report It
Send us your news photos, videos, tips and story ideas.
Submit Videos Submit Photos Submit Reports
  1. H1N1_12
    H1N1 vaccine clinic

    Families came out to the H1N1 vaccine clinic at the Wake County health department offices on Sunnybrook Road in Raleigh on Nov. 9, 2009.

  2. World News:  BERLIN WALL
    Photo: Fall of the Berlin Wall

    The 28-year-old Cold War symbol along East Germany's fortified border crumbled on the evening of Nov. 9, 1989, a pivotal moment in the collapse of…

  3. Bragg homecoming_01
    Fort Bragg homecoming

    The 82nd Airborne's 3rd Brigade Combat Team, or Panther Brigade, is coming home after a year-long deployment to Iraq. Families greeted 200…

  4. vet 01
    N.C. honors veterans with parades

    North Carolina honored veterans Saturday with annual parades in Raleigh and Fayetteville and a ceremony at the State Capitol building.

  5. APTOPIX Austria Weather
    Photos of the week

    The snow-covered Wilder Kaiser, part of the Alps, is reflected in Lake Schwarzsee in Austria. It's among the best photos taken by Associated Press…

Click Here