Where is the third store? Knoxville only has two-next to Target in East Knoxville and the one near Cedar Bluff.

There's a store in Alcoa. (Just opened this year.) Is that the one?

Here's the list of stores they are closing:

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Not sure I'd recommend them as an investment. They were delisted after filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week:

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(But I do like their stores better than I used to. It's also nice to be able to check in-store inventory online, order something, and go pick it up at customer service. I guess Best Buy does this, too, but that's a long drive for me.)

I was apprached by SIX sales associates (not pushy) asking if they could help me.

I had a similar experience at the Alcoa store.

While driving there, I was shocked to see Neil Sandler closing. It looked as if there were only ten vehicles left in their whole lot. It's not looking good folks. I hope Obama can straighten this crap out and instill some confidence in the consumer and get us headed in the right direction again. It's not going to be an easy task.

reform4 wrote, regarding Circuit City: "...If this is a national trend at CC, they might be a good stock market bargain."

Please, Steve, stay away from economic, financial and investment advice. And legal advice. It doesn't matter if Circuit City gives free BJs and car washes with each gift card redeemed, the ownership rights of the shareholders are going to assumed by the bondholders. That's what happens in Chapter 11 reorganization. The equity is worthless. Zero. Nada.

Nice try, though.

I didn't see that they were in reorganization, I had only seen a headline about the 150+ stores closing. I've been purposely not looking at the financial section these days, it's too depressing.