GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A national furniture chain with multiple stores in West Michigan is shutting down after its parent company filed for bankruptcy. American Freight’s parent company Franchise Group, Inc. on Nov. 3 commenced Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, according to court documents.

Franchise Group, based in Delaware, Ohio, is the parent company of American Freight and other stores including Vitamin Shoppes.

And the latest furniture news comes from American Freight, a national retailer that’s shutting down all of its stores, as its parent company, Franchise Group, continues Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. American Freight has a dozen stores in North Carolina, including one in Raleigh.

Store closing sales have begun in-store and online, with discounts of up to 30% off the lowest ticketed prices.

A furniture chain is shuttering its stores in the U.S. — and that includes eight stores in North Texas. American Freight will close down sites from Sherman to Dallas as part of its effort to shutter 328 stores nationwide and an online service,

American Freight, a furniture store with locations in more than a dozen states, is closing all of its 328 stores including the one in Evansville.

A furniture and appliance retailer is closing all of its stores following the bankruptcy of its parent company.

DALLAS — A furniture store is closing all 300-plus locations across the country, including seven in DFW. American Freight, an Ohio-based furniture store chain, has locations in Carrollton, Mesquite, Allen, Dallas, Grand Prairie, Arlington and Fort Worth, according to their website.

American Freight plans to close storefront locations, including in Houston, as its parent company, Franchise Group Inc., has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The furniture and mattress store has initiated the final closing sales at 328 locations with discounts being offered including 30% off the lowest ticketed prices,

A now-bankrupt furniture store is closing all of its roughly 370 locations across the country, including seven in the Valley. American Freight, an Ohio-based appliance and furniture store said the closures were due to financial problems incurred because of “sustained inflation and macroeconomic challenges facing the large durable goods sector,