A Dairy Queen franchise owner is closing down 25 locations in Texas and auctioning off equipment and seating from 24 of those locations. Although Dairy Queen is a popular brand in Texas and nationwide, the closures come as other fast-food chains, such as Red Lobster, have downsized due to changing consumer habits.

Dairy Queen confirmed 25 Texas locations closed last week, with many of the restaurants' contents now being auctioned off online.

Certain childhood memories are just unforgettable and with dozens of Dairy Queen locations closing in Texas, some of those thoughts came flooding back for several members of our KPRC 2 team.

Even after the closings, Texas will still be home to the most Dairy Queens out of all states. HOUSTON — More than two dozen Texas Dairy Queen restaurants are closing around the state, including some in the Houston area.

A lawsuit filed by Project Lonestar Dairy Queen franchisee reveals details into what led to 25 Texas restaurants closing across the state.

Attention, Dairy Queen lovers! A significant shift is happening as 25 beloved DQ locations across Texas are closing their doors.

In January, Wendy’s launched its “2 for $7” deal, which allows you to select two entree options for $7. Options available in the deal include their spicy chicken sandwich, classic chicken sandwich, Dave’s single cheeseburger, and 10-piece chicken nuggets. You can also double up on two of the same options. The limited-time promotion ends March 2.

With 24 Dairy Queen locations set to close across Texas, people can now purchase a variety of restaurant items and equipment as part of an ongoing auction. Visit this article to learn more: KETK News covers East Texas,

Last week, more than 20 Dairy Queens across Texas closed. Now, the items inside each restaurant, including some in the Houston area, have hit the auction block. “Multiple Dairy Queen locations are closing their doors and must liquidate the assets,