After seven years in Prairie Village, a local boutique is preparing to close its doors.

This summer, women’s clothing boutique Scoobie will shutter at the Shops of Prairie Village, following closing sales in the coming weeks, its owner announced on Instagram.

Scoobie was at 23 On The Mall

• The boutique occupied a space on the south side of the Shops of Prairie Village, just off 71st Street and Tomahawk Road.
• There it operated near WELWYTHN and healthy eatery Caffetteria.
• Scoobie has occupied its Prairie Village space for seven years.

Scoobie will close in June

• In a social media post this week, owner Sarah Jabbour said ongoing construction at the shopping center had made it too difficult to continue operating the store.
• She also alluded to the possibility that customers might not have seen the last of Scoobie, though she did not give any more details.
• “Closing this chapter is real, and I feel it deeply,” she wrote in the post. “But I am equally excited about what comes next, because SCOOBIE isn’t disappearing. It’s evolving into something new and elevated, and I cannot wait to bring you along for it.”

One business closes, another opens

• On the same side of the shopping center, the first new tenant in the former Macy’s site has opened.
• Iowa-based Big Grove Brewery opened its doors this week, marking the brand’s debut in Johnson County.
• The restaurant and brewery serves a variety of craft beers and eats like bao buns, tikka masala fries, and fried chicken sandwiches.

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