The former Post & Nickel space at 14th and P streets is now fully leased.
Madida Clothing announced on Facebook last month that it will be joining lululemon and Chase in the space that had hosted the Post & Nickel for more than half a century. The post said it will open sometime this month.
Madida is a women's clothing boutique based in Waterloo, Nebraska. It has one store in Omaha, in the Shops of Legacy near 168th Street and West Center Road. The store's name comes from the first names of its owners, Madison Novak and Amanda Diekman.
Formal wear on O Street
Madida isn't the only new clothing store coming to downtown.
Shannon Suits and Tuxedos opened last week in a remodeled space at 1630 O St.
The store, which rents men's suits and tuxedos, had been located at Gateway Mall for a decade. It is owned by Andrew Shannon.
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New name for gadget repair store
The owner of a couple of stores in town that fix electronics has announced a name change.
Hyle Erwin said in an email to the Journal Star that his two iRepair Smartphones stores in Lincoln are now called UBreakifix.
The two stores are at 5505 O St. and 2801 Pine Lake Road. Erwin also owns a store in Grand Island as well as several in Iowa and Minnesota.
Camera consolidation
Rockbrook Camera announced on its Facebook page last week that it will close its original Omaha store at 108th and Center streets and consolidate all of its operations at its newer store at 168th Street and West Center Road.
The Lincoln store near 70th and Pioneers Boulevard will stay open, and the company said it will benefit from a "more efficient operation in Omaha."
"Watch for an expanded inventory selection and more educational opportunities in the capital city," the post said.
Rockbrook camera has had a presence in Lincoln for 25 years.