Dollar General to bring new urban-concept DGX store to Mass Ave

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4 thoughts on “Dollar General to bring new urban-concept DGX store to Mass Ave

  1. Was happy to see a retail article not dominated by closures. Glad to see a unique business like 16 Bit Bar is reopening. Wishing local businesses well!

  2. Looks like Bob Evans on E Washington and Shadeland will be permanently closed. Removing signs from exteriors. Already removed from their website also. Leaves only Southport Rd and S High School road as only Indy locations, all others in suburbs still open.

    1. No surprise about Bob Evans. They’ve become a shadow of what they used to be and there are so many places out there that do what they do way better. To me, Bob Evans has always been a “breakfast place”, but now I’d rather go to Lincoln Square, Yolk or Wild Eggs any day.

  3. Looking forward to the DGX on Mass Ave. It’s always seemed to me that Mass Ave would be a logical location for something like this or a full service CVS or Walgreens.

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