Ollie’s Bringing Big Bargains

Posted on June 29, 2023 | by Joe Bell

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June 29, 2023

Ollie’s Bringing Big Bargains

If you’re the kind of shopper who revels in deep, deep discounts, you’ll love the retailer coming to Kentucky Oaks Mall in time for this year’s holiday season. Ollie’s Bargain Outlet will open in late fall, in the Kentucky Oaks Plaza section of the complex, across from Planet Fitness, in a 29,000 square foot building (the former Toys R’ Us location).

Ollie’s unabashedly proclaims the slogan “Good Stuff Cheap” and bills itself as America’s largest retailer of closeout merchandise and excess inventory. Shoppers will find real brands at prices up to 70% off in every department, including housewares, apparel, sporting goods, flooring, food and more. Ollie’s buyers scour the world looking for closeouts, overstocks, package changes, manufacturer refurbished goods, and irregulars. Ollie’s was founded in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania in 1982 and named for one of its co-founders, Oliver “Ollie” Rosenberg. Ollie’s has grown to please bargain-lovers at 480 “semi-lovely” stores in 29 states.

Kentucky Oaks Mall is located on Interstate 24, Exits 3 and 4, in Paducah, Kentucky. The mall complex has been serving the people Western Kentucky, Southern Illinois, and Eastern Missouri since 1983. For more information about mall merchants and events, go to www.kentuckyoaksmall.com. Kentucky Oaks Mall is owned and managed in association with Cafaro-affiliated companies, based in Niles, Ohio. To learn more about the Cafaro organization, visit the website www.cafarocompany.com.

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Rose & Remington = Fashion Forward

Posted on June 29, 2023 | by Joe Bell

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June 13, 2023

Rose & Remington = Fashion Forward

Another fashionable addition is coming soon to Kentucky Oaks Mall. Rose & Remington, a boutique that is rapidly gaining a following in other cities, will welcome its first Paducah-area customers this fall. The new store will encompass nearly 7,000 square feet of space across from Victoria’s Secret.

Rose & Remington is a fast-growing women’s lifestyle store that offers affordable, boho-chic clothing, accessories, gifts, home décor and more. Inside Rose & Remington guests will find a unique selection of contemporary and empowering fashion, with most dresses ranging from $30-$65 and tops ranging from $20-$45.

Rose & Remington was founded in 2013 by a mother and daughter duo from Ohio with a goal to create a space where mothers and daughters can shop together. With the opening of the store at Kentucky Oaks Mall, fashionable women will be enjoying new styles at 28 Rose & Remington locations. An additional 40 stores will be opening in the next few years in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Illinois, Texas and surrounding states.

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A Sand-sational Way to Greet Summer at Kentucky Oaks Mall

Posted on April 19, 2022 | by Christopher Anthony

Is it time to hit the beach? Well, maybe not quite yet but a trip to Kentucky Oaks Mall will make you feel like you’ve arrived. Center Court will soon be the home to It’s a Sandsational Celebration. From April 21 through 24, professional sand sculptors will turn over 20 tons of sand into a unique work of art that honors the artistic culture of the Paducah area. Spectators are welcome to stop by, watch the sculptors work and maybe even pick up a few tips for your own creations. It’s a Sandsational Celebration, sponsored by Stratemeyer Media, will be on display in Kentucky Oaks Mall’s Center Court for 12 weeks.

The creative force behind It’s a Sandsational Celebration will be sculptor Matt Long. Since 2001, Long has created innumerable sand sculptures around the world for competitive, civic and corporate events. He has placed in four World Championship competitions and was a cast member for the Travel Channel show Sand Masters. He has created sand sculptures in far-flung venues like Thailand, New Zealand and New York’s Times Square. Assisting Long will be fellow sculptors Brian Belcher, Brian Wigglesworth, Andy Daily, Greg Grady, Karen Fralich and Matthew Deibert.

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