Domino’s Pizza is closing stores: See a list of locations that abruptly shuttered in an apparent franchise fallout

Several Domino’s Pizza stores have abruptly closed their doors in the wake of a major franchisee’s apparent financial struggles. The restaurants, located in Ohio, are owned by longtime franchisee Anthony Satterwhite, according to Domino’s most recent franchise disclosure document. They appear to be mostly operated under the name Mile High Pizza Company LLC. As of early Thursday, Domino’s has not confirmed the closings. However, the stores are marked permanently closed on Google and have been removed from the pizza chain’s online store locator tool. Phone calls to several of the restaurants went unanswered earlier this week. Neither Domino’s nor the franchisee responded to multiple requests for comment. Satterwhite’s mailbox was full when Fast Company attempted to contact him by phone. News of the closures has been circulating in local Facebook circles in and around Mansfield, Ohio, for several days, with some employees posting publicly about the unfortunate development. Several of the local postings and comments referenced rumored financial headwinds for the Ohio-based franchisee. It’s unclear how many employees will be impacted by these closures. Which Domino’s locations have clo…