Macy's is shutting down its Grandville store at Rivertown Crossings, marking another step in the department store chain's nationwide downsizing. This closure is part of the company's 'Bold New Chapter' strategy, which aims to reduce its store count. The Grandville location will close its doors on March 31, according to an official at the mall. While this may seem like a setback for the area, mall officials assure that RiverTown Crossings will remain open and operational, offering a diverse range of shopping, dining, and family-friendly experiences. The center continues to thrive, providing a vibrant environment for its tenants and guests. After Macy's vacates the space, interior demolition is expected, paving the way for future redevelopment. Discussions are underway to determine new uses for the former anchor space, with details to be announced soon. This closure will leave Macy's with just two stores in West Michigan: one at Woodland Mall in Kentwood and another at Crossroads Mall in Portage. The story of Macy's closure has been reported by a journalist and verified by our editorial team for fairness and accuracy. Stay tuned for updates on FOX 17's social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Copyright 2026 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved.
