Rebuilt McDonald’s opens today to replace decades-old site in Monroe

A McDonald’s restaurant that was demolished after decades in business will re-open today in a new building in Monroe.

A McDonald’s restaurant that was demolished after decades in business will re-open today in a new building in Monroe.
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Sept 4, 2019
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A McDonald’s restaurant that was demolished after decades in business will re-open today in a new building.

The fast food giant returned to 101 Garver Road in Monroe with an 11 a.m. opening that followed a ribbon-cutting ceremony. A grand opening celebration slated for Friday will feature giveaways and entertainment.

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Located just off Interstate 75’s Ohio 63 exit, the new building is approximately 4,900 square feet. It replaces a structure that was built in 1981 but ceased operations in early June.

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