For years, Capital Mall was the only choice for shopping in Jefferson City. It has a Dillards, JCPennys and a Sears as its anchor stores. Lately stip malls are popping up with more options and an Old Navy, TJ Maxx, and Barnes and Noble. I still don't think anyone comes to Jefferson City to shop, but there are options while you are here. I am headed to Kansas City later this week for some relxation and whenever we go to KC or St. Louis, shopping is usually pretty high on my list.Sunday, March 16, 2008
Capital Mall
For years, Capital Mall was the only choice for shopping in Jefferson City. It has a Dillards, JCPennys and a Sears as its anchor stores. Lately stip malls are popping up with more options and an Old Navy, TJ Maxx, and Barnes and Noble. I still don't think anyone comes to Jefferson City to shop, but there are options while you are here. I am headed to Kansas City later this week for some relxation and whenever we go to KC or St. Louis, shopping is usually pretty high on my list.
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2 comments:
Have a wonderful time in KC. Why isn't there more shopping and diversions in Jeff City. I have only been through there a few times but it seems like a wonderful place and fairly affluent. Wonder why it won't support more places were you can "invest" some discretionary income. Any ideas?
We have the neccesaries. I think it mainly has to do with the closeness of the larger populations. Columbia is only 30 minutes away with a big college population and then you have KC and St. Louis only two hours either way. We only recently went over 50,000 population and many stores have that as a threshold before they will even consider building.
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