Domino's Franchisee Closes 13 Locations in Ohio
An Ohio-based Domino’s franchisee, Mile High Pizza Company owned by Anthony Satterwhite, has closed 13 locations across North Central Ohio. The closures affect cities including Mansfield, Akron, and Barberton. Domino’s confirmed the closure but emphasized it is an isolated incident not reflective of broader brand performance. The company stated they are working to transition these stores to new ownership so customers can continue receiving expected service quality. Satterwhite had been a franchisee since 2017 and owned at least 25 locations as of late 2025, according to Domino’s latest disclosure document. No bankruptcy filing has been reported. The closures are rare for the brand, which continues expanding with plans for over 175 new U.S. stores in 2026. In contrast, competitors like Pizza Hut and Papa Johns have seen significant store reductions due to declining sales.
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