Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Cranberry Crossroads West is proposed to be located next to the new Dick’s Sporting Goods store.
Dick’s Sporting Goods, La-Z-Boy Furniture, Noodles & Company, GetGo and more all have opened within the last few months at the Cranberry Crossroads development on Route 228, but construction near Cranberry’s latest shopping plaza isn’t done yet. Cranberry planning officials are reviewing plans submitted by ECHO Realty, the Pittsburgh-based real estate company that developed the complex, for Cranberry Crossroads West. Plans for the anticipated space include 12,106 square feet of retail space and a 5,500 square foot restaurant on 4.4 acres of property located adjacent to the Cranberry Crossroads shopping complex. The proposed multi-tenant retail space would abut the La-Z-Boy furniture store, according to Ron Henshaw, Cranberry’s director of …
Monday, February 25, 2013
The outdoors store is a new concept for the sporting goods retailer.
Since Dick’s Sporting Goods closed its location in the Cranberry Square complex off Route 19 in October and moved to a new, two-story building in the Cranberry Crossroads shopping center on Route 228, there have been numerous rumors regarding what would—and should—occupy the former space, including a L.A. Fitness. Well, the rumors can safely be laid to rest. Dick’s Sporting Goods has submitted a building permit application to renovate the vacated space into a new sporting goods concept store called Field & Stream, according to Cranberry Township’s business hub. The new store’s target audience is outdoor lovers. The store will provide an expanded selection of hunting, fishing, hiking and camping equipment from what is currently available …
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Thursday, December 27, 2012
Cranberry Patch takes a look at the stories that defined the community this year.
10. New North Catholic High School Construction Gets Underway In June, Bishop David Zubik blessed the site of the new Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School along Route 228 in Cranberry during a groundbreaking ceremony. From there, it was full speed ahead on construction. In December, the bishop returned to the area for a "topping out" ceremony as the last beam was hoisted onto the building's steel skeleton. The school is the first the Pittsburgh Diocese has built in 45 years. “It’s really a dream come true,” Zubik said. The diocese decided to close the school’s building in Pittsburgh's Troy Hill, where it has been located for more than 70 years, and move programs to Cranberry in response to population growth and shifts in the North …
Friday, December 21, 2012
Still looking for a few things on your Christmas list? Here is a list of major retailers and their hours through Wed. Dec. 26.
Ross Park Mall Walmart Walmart in Richland and Cranberry townships are normally open 24 hours a day. The Cranberry store will close at 7:15 p.m. Christmas Eve and will reopen Dec. 26 at 6 a.m. The Richland store will close at 8 p.m. Christmas Eve and reopen Dec. 26 at 6 a.m. Set your GPS: Richland store—300 Walmart Drive, Gibsonia. Cranberry store—20245 Route 19, Cranberry Township. Target Cranberry—1717 Route 228, Cranberry Township. McCandless—9805 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh. Richland—550 Grandview Crossings Drive, Gibsonia. Ross—4801 McKnight Road, Suite 3, Pittsburgh. Best Buy Cranberry—1000 Cranberry Square Drive, Cranberry Township. Ross—North Hills Village, 4801 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh. Kohl's Cranberry—1717 Route 228, …
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
In wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary mass shooting, Dick's Sporting Goods also has removed all guns from the store closest to Newtown, CT.
In wake of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, two major retailers are pulling the plug on sales of certain semi-automatic weapons nationwide. Dick’s Sporting Goods, one of the largest sporting goods retailers in the world, has suspended sales of some semi-automatic rifles from all stores. The company, which is headquartered in Moon Township, also has removed all guns from its chain closest to Newtown, CT. In a statement, the store said it ordered the move out of respect for the victims and families of Newtown. Friday’s shooting left 20 children, all between the ages of 6 and 7, and six adults dead. “We are extremely saddened by the unspeakable tragedy that occurred last week in Newtown, CT, and our hearts go out to the victims …
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Thursday, October 25, 2012
The sporting goods store has moved to a new location in the Cranberry Crossroads. What would you like to see happen to its former building?
The big business news in October was the opening of the new Dick’s Sporting Goods in the Cranberry Crossroads retail complex along Route 228. The standalone venue features two floors and an expanded selection of merchandise. But what about the store’s former location in the Cranberry Square Mall off Route 19? There have been rumors of an LA Fitness moving into the building, as well as talk of an outdoors store occupying the space. According to Dick’s Sporting Goods officials, nothing is in place for the former location—yet. Pat Wolf, regional vice-president of Dick’s Sporting Goods, said the building would remain in the company. A future use for it still is to be determined, he said. “We’re not getting rid of it,” he said. In the meantime…
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Thursday, October 18, 2012
The location will hold its grand opening this weekend with a plethora of local pro athletes. If you haven’t gotten inside the store yet, check it out here.
After months of construction, the new two-story Dick’s Sporting Goods at the Cranberry Crossroads retail plaza along Route 228 is open for business. “We’ve had a fantastic turnout,” said store manager Tom Antle. Although the store will hold its official grand opening Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony—plus visits from local professional athletes throughout the three-day weekend celebration—a soft opening took place Tuesday. The event was intended for VIPs and corporate employees, but Antle said they didn’t turn away any customers curious about the store. “It’s been awesome so far,” said fellow store manager Dan Fiegel. Cranberry area residents agreed. Joe Sanislo, a senior at Seneca Valley High School, and Grant Wehr, a student at …
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Steelers linebacker Larry Foote and the Pirates’ Neil Walker will be among the attendees at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new location on Route 228.
Area residents will have a chance to get up close and personal with local professional athletes and coaches this weekend at the grand opening of the new Dick’s Sporting Goods along Route 228 in Cranberry. Located in the Cranberry Crossroads plaza, the two-story, freestanding store opens its doors Wednesday Oct. 17. An official launch, including a ribbon cutting ceremony, will be held at 8 a.m. Friday, Oct. 19. Special extended store hours also will be in effect for Friday (8 to 10 p.m.), Saturday (8 to 10 p.m.) and Sunday (9 to 8 p.m.) There also are a variety of special athlete appearances and giveaways scheduled throughout the weekend to celebrate the relocation. Dick’s is moving from the space it occupied for years in the Cranberry …
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Officials approve a licensing agreement with LRG Prep LLC that provides the district with a 50 percent royalty fee.
Move over Steelers and Penguins, Raiders merchandise could soon be stocking the shelves at Dick’s Sporting Goods stores. At Monday’s school board meeting, officials unanimously approved a one-year contract with licensing group LRG Prep LLC to sell Seneca Valley trademarked apparel in regional and national retail stores, including Dick’s Sporting Goods. Seneca Valley would receive a 50 percent royalty fee on the merchandise sold, according to the district. There is no cost to Seneca Valley in the agreement. “I am an advocate of this group,” said athletic director Heather Lewis, who said she previously worked with LRG at the collegiate level. LRG Prep is a Michigan-based company that merchandises products for high schools. They will be given…
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
The fast casual chain also has a location in Pittsburgh’s Market Square.
A new tenant will be joining Dick’s Sporting Goods and La-Z-Boy at the Cranberry Crossroads shopping plaza currently under construction along Route 228. Noodles & Company has leased a spot in the retail building located in front of the separate two-story Dick’s Sporting Goods building, according to Ron Henshaw, Cranberry’s director of community development. A fast casual chain specializing in noodle dishes from Thailand to Italy, Noodles & Company also has locations in Market Square in Pittsburgh and on Forbes Avenue in Oakland. The restaurant also serves sandwiches, soups and salads. According to the company website, founder Aaron Kennedy opened his first Noodles & Company restaurant in Cherry Creek, Colo. in 1995. There are now hundreds …
Gretchen Lee
9:43 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Here is a thought, how about nothing! No more shops or restaurants or anything else. I think we have too much of everything here, for a place that 40 years ago had nothing but farms and wide open space. more ›