83.2 F
Show Low
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
HomeNewsLocal NewsTJ Maxx is coming to Show Low | Spring 2025

TJ Maxx is coming to Show Low | Spring 2025

Show Low, AZ – TJX Companies is expanding its presence in Arizona by opening a TJ Maxx store in Show Low in the former Kmart building—now Cal Ranch anchored retail center in Show Low.  The new 24,000 S.F. store in Show Low will open in spring 2025.

“We are pleased to have TJ Maxx join the Show Low retail community and are confident the Show Low store will perform very well.  Their presence further elevates Show Low as the retail hub of northeastern Arizona”, said Show Low’s Economic Development Director, Steve North.

TJX Companies is headquartered in Framingham, Massachusetts, and operates 19 TJ Maxx locations in Arizona and over 1,300 in the U.S.  For further information about the new Show Low Store, contact TJ Maxx Customer Service at 800-926-6299.

Expanded from the City of Show Low website.

Date:

Related stories

A Young Arizonan’s Perspective: Rodney Glassman Is the Right Choice

Zach Koch: I am writing this because I genuinely believe the best way forward for Arizona is to elect Rodney Glassman for Attorney General of Arizona.

Winslow Man Dies in Police Custody After Shoplifting Arrest

WINSLOW — A 49-year-old man died after being taken into custody by Winslow police on Monday evening following a shoplifting call at Walmart.

Bodycam shows last moments before Rebekah Baptiste’s death

APACHE COUNTY — Police body camera video shows officers and medics trying to save 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste, who was later pronounced dead in a case prosecutors now describe as involving torture and long-term abuse. 

Investigation into Navajo Nation Home Building Program

SNOWFLAKE — What was poised to be a significant economic boost for rural Arizona and the Navajo Nation is now in the hands of a special prosecutor. Leaving the mobile home manufacturer ZenniHome and its employees caught in the middle.

Springerville and Eagar Mayors Request Investigation Into Round Valley Police Department

SPRINGERVILLE — The towns of Springerville and Eagar announced Wednesday that the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Apache County Attorney's Office are investigating the Round Valley Police Department’s policies, procedures, and officers.

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories

Translate »