Sol Parsow, the son of Russian immigrants, opened Parsow clothing and sportswear in Omaha in 1952. In 1975, it moved from the city to Regent’s Square, which was the first store.
In 1952, Sol Parsow, a newlywed child of Russian immigrants, opened the door to Parsow’s clothing and sportswear.
Parsow announced on Saturday that it will sell the remaining inventory and close it when the inventory is exhausted. The store will be closed for sales on Thursday and Friday from 9 am to 8 pm; Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm; and Sunday, September 20 from 11 am to 3 pm.
Sol Parsow was born in Cleveland, moved to New York, and worked in a clothing store in Brooklyn until he was sent to Omaha for World War II training. Here, he met his future wife Lee Jane Greenberg, and he decided to return and open a clothing store.
Paso’s original surname was Pasovsky, but David Paso said that his father told his parents that he was calling it Paso for short to put it on the sign.
Paso said that despite the coronavirus pandemic making business difficult, he chose to close the store five years ago in 2020, when he signed the last lease agreement.
Paso said that this store was the first store that moved from the city to the Regent Shopping Center in 1975 and has been there ever since. He said that the clients of Regent and Paso have been very good for many years.
Paso said that the store has won national praise over the years and has won many praises, including being selected as one of the “Top 100 American Stores” by “Mr. Fashion” magazine.
Omaha will take care of itself. People tell me stories about my father and their love for our store,” he said. “It gave me life. ”
On Friday, a man raced with their dog near the American flag in Omaha Memorial Park. 2,977 flags represent those killed in the attack on September 11, 19 years ago.
Reed Elias, a 15-year-old Omaha native, held his family’s 8-month-old miniature Schnauzer Molly (Molly), and had a visit at the Methodist Clinic in Florida Shots were fired from a licensed medical assistant Kristy Gohr at a passing flu vaccination clinic. Omaha, Thursday, September 10, 2020.
On Friday, September 4, 2020, during the Omaha Scott (Womaly) and Waverly (Waverly) football match at Waverly Waverly High School, the sun sets behind Waverly’s position. Waverley won the game 17-7.
On Tuesday, September 1, 2020, a masked Corona Extra monitor was seen in Wine, Beer and Spirits wine, beer and spirits at 3435 Oak View Drive, Omaha.
On Saturday, September 5, 2020, Seward’s Mark Poicky (Robert Poicky) and Lincoln’s Kevin McGrath (Kevin McGrath) were alone outside the back door of the Lincoln Memorial. The team originally planned on Saturday. McGrath said: “This is our protest against the Big Ten today.” “We can’t let the shellers down,” Polyki added.
The parking lot on the east side of Memorial Stadium has no tailgate in Lincoln City on Saturday, September 5, 2020. The team was originally scheduled to open the football season against Purdue University at Memorial Stadium on Saturday.
On Saturday, September 5, 2020, a pedestrian walked in downtown Lincoln. Initially, the team was scheduled to open the football season against Purdue University at Memorial Stadium on Saturday.
People stood out on 42nd Street near Pacific Street and watched Omaha police escort the body of Lincoln policeman Mario Herrera’s body returned to Lincoln after Lincoln’s death on Monday, September 7, 2020. Herrera was shot dead on August 26 while trying to provide an arrest warrant. .
Lincoln Police Officer Mario Herrera was escorted near Grover on 42 and Omaha on Monday. Herrera died early on Monday after being shot on August 26.
Kristin Pehoviack and Audrey Lash feed sea lions at the Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo’s new Irvine Sea Lion Coast exhibit.
Visitors can admire sea lions up close at the New Irvine Sea Lion Coast exhibit at the Omaha Henry Dolly Zoo.
Todd Shannon, the parent of Omaha Public Schools students, spoke at a protest, calling for the fall movement to resume in the area.
On Tuesday, September 8, 2020, a crosswalk sign was seen on the rain-proof glass wall of a bus stop on Farnam Street near 34th Street.
Quincy Evans of Omaha Roncalli reached out, but in front of Zach Leinen of Elkhorn in the third quarter, Failed to draw the third pass.
On Friday, September 4, 2020, people watched the Omaha Scott vs. Waverley football match on a hill outside the Waverley Waverley High School Stadium.
Waverly (Waverly) participates in the Omaha Skutt vs. Waverly football match at Waverly High School in Waverly on Friday, September 4, 2020.
Millard South’s Ryan Holdsworth (3) and Gage Stenger (12) celebrated their touchdown against Elkhorn South.
Earl & Gray (Earl & Gray) is described as a modern home decoration boutique with retro charm. Under the commercial promotion of Benson, it is a sister shop of the “Found Vintage Market”.
The “Wine, Beer and Spirits” business that opened in late April is known as the largest liquor store in the state. The owner said that the project cost: about 3 million US dollars.
Infogroup’s dramatic reduction of physical space and massive conversion to work from home has given people a glimpse of the ever-changing mentality, which may forever change the daily work and office space needs of Omaha workers.
In a pandemic, combine the portability of donuts, the increase in takeaway, and the craving for carbohydrates and comfort foods, and you may have a successful business model.
Through the website and app, people in Omaha (and Lincoln City) can place orders for less than an hour.
Sol Parsow, the son of Russian immigrants, opened Parsow clothing and sportswear in Omaha in 1952. In 1975, it moved from the city to Regent’s Square, which was the first store.