Tim Harman, creator of Bourbon Street Pizza, announced Monday evening on Facebook that the pizza shop's Plymouth location is being sold to another pizza company.
"After 14 years in business in Plymouth, we've decided to sell our shop on Oak Road to another pizza company that has purchased it, pending final approval by all relevant parties," Harman said in a statement. "Therefore, we are no longer operating in Plymouth, but we are still going strong in Walkerton, Culver, Bourbon, Nappanee, North Webster, and Mentone; whom all of which are operated by our dedicated partners and franchisees."
Harman expressed gratitude to the Plymouth community for its support over the years.
"Thank you, Plymouth, for 14 memorable years," he said.
The sale remains pending final approval by all relevant parties. The other Bourbon Street Pizza locations will continue to operate under their respective partners and franchisees.
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