The closures come after the chain agreed to sell all of its 151 company-owned restaurants to a franchise group that already owns locations across the U.S. The deal, backed by the company’s founders, was an attempt to address its $376 million in debt.

A well-known national restaurant chain has shuttered its last Midlands location. The Hooters restaurant at 5195 Fernandina Road, near Interstate 26, is listed as "permanently closed" on Google. A recorded phone message at the restaurant Monday morning also noted the business as permanently closed,

Attempts to call the Grapevine Hooters led to a voicemail announcing the location’s closure, and Google lists the restaurant as permanently closed. Hooters’ website does not list any of these shuttered stores either. Hooters also has locations in Mesquite, Fort Worth, Mesquite and Frisco, which all appear to still be operating.