Marsh in Zionsville’s Boone Village will “freshen up” their shopping experience for Boone County residents when it completes a store remodel designed to expand and highlight fresh and perishable products later next month.
“Bringing our stores in line with customer demand is a priority for us and Zionsville is a great example of how we’ll execute that priority. This remodel will help us deliver the premium, fresh and healthy shopping experience we intend to deliver for our customers,” said Tom O’Boyle, president and CEO of Marsh Supermarkets.
Incorporating the “fresh side” concept into the store will include new flooring, lighting and décor, along with upgrades and expansion to bakery, floral, deli, salad and olive bars. Bulk foods will be added. Wine will be relocated to the remodeled area. The front of the store will also be included with reconfigured check stands and an opened entry that focuses on floral needs.
Work began in February and will be completed in April.
“Marsh has been part of Hoosier communities for 83 years and we are committed to meeting our customers’ wants and needs. The changes in Zionsville represent our ongoing plan for continuous improvement in our stores, as well as expansion through acquisition,” O’Boyle said.
About Marsh Supermarkets:
Headquartered in Indianapolis, Marsh operates 60 Marsh stores, three O’Malia’s Supermarkets and 15 MainStreet Markets in Indiana and Ohio, with 38 Indiana pharmacy locations.
Did you know?
Marsh has the distinction of being the first grocery store in the world to use electronic scanners to ring up purchases.
