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Shopko has been dedicated to providing customers with quality merchandise and services at prices that communicate value since 1962. Shopko stores focus on customer lifestyles and meeting our customers' changing needs for casual apparel, home, family, and healthcare products. Retail formats include 136 Shopko stores, providing quality name-brand merchandise and pharmacy and optical services in small to mid-sized cities and six Shopko Express Rx stores, a convenient neighborhood drugstore concept. Milestones 2009 W. Paul Jones succeeds Michael R. MacDonald as Chairman and CEO 2009 Shopko opens fourth prototype store in Council Bluffs, Iowa 2009 Shopko's prototype store design won first place in Chain Store Age's 2008 Retail Store of the Year design competition in the Discount Store/Mass Merchant category 2008 Shopko opens second and third prototype stores on the same day in Sussex, WI and North Branch, MN 2008 Shopko opens three Shopko Express stores - two in the ap<x>pleton area and another in downtown Green Bay 2008 Shopko opens first prototype store in Suamico, Wisconsin 2007 New Shopko logo and "my life. my style. my store." tag line introduced 2007 Shopko announces 80,000 sq ft prototype retail store to open in 2008 2006 Shopko announces the appointment of Michael R. MacDonald as Chairman and CEO 2005 Shopko Stores, Inc. acquired by Sun Capital Partners, Inc. 2005 Shopko opens three Shopko Express Rx neighborhood drug stores in northeast Wisconsin 2004 Shopko consolidates Pamida and Shopko Omaha, NE, distribution centers, 535,000 sq. ft. 2003 Shopko announces freestanding drug store prototype to open in 2005 2002 Sam Duncan named President and Chief Executive Officer 2001 Shopko Stores Inc. sales exceed $3.5 billion 2001 Jack Eugster named Chairman of the Board 2001 Shopko opens new state-of-the-art distribution center in Omaha, NE, 394,000 sq. ft. 2000 Shopko Boise, Idaho, distribution center expands to 347,000 sq. ft. 2000 Shopko DePere, WI, distribution center expands to 494,000 sq. ft. 2000 Merck acquires ProVantage 1999 Shopko acquires Pamida Holding Co., a retailer operating 148 discount stores in small rural markets 1999 William Podany succeeds Dale Kramer as President and CEO 1997 Shopko acquires Penn-Daniels Inc., a retailer operating 18 Jacks discount stores 1997 Shopko repurchases 8.2 million shares of common stock from SUPERVALU to become an independent corporation 1997 Surpasses $2 billion in sales (130 stores) 1996 Shopko President and CEO Dale Kramer named "Retailer of the Year" 1995 Shopko receives national "Discounter in Service to the Community" award 1992 Shopko Boise, Idaho, distribution center expanded to 214,000 sq. ft. 1991 Dale Kramer succeeds William Tyrrell as president 1991 Shopko spun-off by SUPERVALU and becomes independent, publicly owned company with initial public offering of 32 million shares of stock 1991 Shopko launches Vision 2000 merchandising strategy 1990 Shopko opens 100th store 1989 Shopko President and CEO William Tyrrell named "Retailer of the Year" 1988 Present corporate headquarters building opens in Green Bay, Wisconsin 1988 Surpasses $1 billion in sales (87 stores) 1988 Shopko opens seven stores in Utah 1986 Shopko opens distribution center in Boise, Idaho, 80,000 sq. ft. 1986 Shopko moves into Montana and Idaho 1985 Shopko opens distribution center in Omaha, Nebraska, 32,000 sq. ft. 1982 Shopko opens centralized optical lab 1981 Shopko opens 30th store 1978 Shopko opens first optical center 1977 Shopko surpasses $100 million in sales (21 stores) 1974 Distribution center opens in Green Bay, Wisconsin, 66,000 sq. ft. 1972 William Tyrrell succeeds James Ruben as president 1971 Shopko opens its 10th store 1971 Shopko opens the first in-store pharmacy 1971 Shopko merges with SUPERVALU Inc., a Minneapolis-based grocery wholesale company 1969 Shopko enters a second state, opening a store in Marquette, Michigan 1962 First Shopko store opens in Green Bay, Wisconsin 1961 Shopko Stores, Inc. organized in Chicago by James Ruben