Half Price Books has reopened its Upper Arlington, Ohio, bookstore after years of closure. The Columbus Dispatch reported that the store shut its doors in late 2020 to make way for Arlington Gateway, a $100 million mixed-use development.
Thus far, the store's return has been a "celebration" with the local community, district manager Chris Heuing said. "We've come back from the ether and they're really excited to have us back and to return to their community."
Half Price Books operates more than 120 stores in 19 states, including five locations in the Columbus area.