Answer: KMART
KMART is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 68 times.
- Sears rival
- The first one opened in Detroit in 1962
- S. S. Kresge, now
- It first opened in 1962
- "Attention, ___ shoppers..."
- Kind of special
- It's headquartered in Troy, Mich.
- Site of a blue light, maybe
- S. S. Kresge, today
- Target competitor
- Target alternative
- Store first opened in Detroit in 1962
- ___ shoppers
- Retail chain started near Detroit in 1962
- Discount chain formerly known as S.S. Kresge Co.
- Where to buy Martha Stewart's line
- Kind of special?
- Discount merchandiser
- Martha Stewart Everyday line backer
- Sears buyer
- Retailer since 1962
- Store that often includes a Little Caesars Pizza Station
- Merger partner with Sears in 2005
- Its mascot is Mr. Bluelight
- Blue Light Special store
- "Attention, __ shoppers ..."
- Sears subsidiary
- It merged with Sears in 2004
- Penney competitor
- JC Penney rival
- Chain retailer that merged with Sears
- "Attention, ___ shoppers ..."
- Store once linked to Martha Stewart
- Store that sold lots of Martha Stewart products
- *Blue Light Specials store
- Former OfficeMax owner
- Retail giant
- Kresge's store, today
- Alternative to Target
- Target rival
- Store that merged with Sears in 2005
- Alaska is the only state without one
- It merged with Sears
- Penney rival
- Craftsman tools seller
- Competitor of Target
- Discount chain
- Rival of Target
- Blue Light Special offerer
- The first one opened in Garden City, Mich., in 1962
- *Onetime owner of Waldenbooks
- Onetime owner of OfficeMax
- Company with a Smart Sense store brand
- Sears Holdings subsidiary
- Sears buyer of 2005
- Store known for its Blue Light Specials
- "Attention ___ shoppers!"
- Chain once self-styled as "the Saving Place"
- Chain with a Smart Sense store brand
- Store name with a big red initial
- Alternative to Sears
- Disappearing retail giant
- Major discount chain
- Twice-bankrupt discount chain
- Retailer originally named the S. S. Kresge Company
- Shrinking retailer
- Former retail giant
- "Attention ___ shoppers ..."