Two Butler County businesses announce closures

Chef Kevin Jordan, known as King of Brunch among his family and friends, has opened French Toast Heaven at 4877 Smith Road in West Chester Township with a variety of breakfast, brunch and lunch options. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

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Chef Kevin Jordan, known as King of Brunch among his family and friends, has opened French Toast Heaven at 4877 Smith Road in West Chester Township with a variety of breakfast, brunch and lunch options. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF
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By Staff
July 18, 2024
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In recent days, a West Chester Twp. restaurant and a Hamilton store have announced on Facebook they will close.

French Toast Heaven’s post on July 15 states the restaurant has become costly in the way of repairs and maintenance needs. Owners will focus on the Newport, Ky. location.

In Hamilton, a small business on Main Street has announced it will soon close. Secretly Shabby opened 10 years ago, and the store’s Facebook post, made today, says “there is a season for everything.”

Secretly Shabby was one of multiple small businesses that helped revitalize the city’s Main Street as a strip for local shopping and restaurants.

Read the Journal-News article that published in 2014 when the store opened.

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