Hardware store closing in Estes Park after 18 years
ESTES PARK – A “retirement sale” got underway Friday at a popular hardware and general store in the Stanley Village Shopping Center.
Owner Bill Prohs said this week that the 10,000-square-foot TrueValue Hardware store at 461 E. Wonderview Ave. would mark its inventory down 10% to 30% beginning Friday.
“I’ve been at it for 18 years,” Prohs said. “I’ll be 76 soon, so it’s time. It was a tough call.”
He said he had “no idea” when the store would finally close its doors. “It could go through the end of October. It just depends on when we sell everything.”
Around 15 full- and…
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