Lidl to open at a former Virginia prison closes Prince George’s Co. store
Discount grocery store Lidl is set to open its latest location on July 26th at the former Lorton Reformatory in Virginia. The store will be part of the Liberty mixed-use development, which is located on 9001 White Spruce Way in Lorton. The new store will replace the Lidl location in Prince George’s County, Maryland, which will close its doors on July 16th.
The new Lidl store will be part of a revitalization effort in the Lorton area, which is undergoing significant development and growth. The Liberty development will include a mix of residential, retail, and commercial space, and the addition of Lidl is expected to bring new jobs and economic opportunities to the area.
The closure of the Prince George’s County store has disappointed some customers, who have praised the store for its affordable prices and high-quality products. However, Lidl has indicated that the closure is part of a broader effort to optimize its store network and focus on growth opportunities in other areas.
Despite the closure of the Prince George’s County store, Lidl remains committed to serving customers in the region. The company has several other locations in the area, including Alexandria, Woodbridge, and Dumfries stores.
The opening of the new Lidl store at the former Lorton Reformatory is expected to be a major event, with local officials and community leaders attending the grand opening. The store is expected to offer a wide range of products, including fresh produce, meat, dairy, and bakery items, as well as a variety of household and personal care items.
Overall, the opening of the new Lidl store at the former Lorton Reformatory is an exciting development for the area, and it is expected to bring new jobs, economic opportunities, and affordable, high-quality products to the community.
