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A Jumping Joy in Granite City has closed

By Mary Cooley

A Jumping Joy, an inflatable fun center in Granite City, has closed.

The announcement came by Facebook post, along with a plea to support small businesses in Granite City.

We would like to thank all the people in Granite City who supported our business and allowed us to share our joy and fun...

Posted by A Jumping Joy on Sunday, December 31, 2017

The amusement center catered to children up to age 14 and opened at the former Niedringhaus Elementary School in April.

Dax Bernaix, 4, and Cadince Quigley, 5, jump inside one of the bounce houses at A Jumping Joy located inside the closed Niedringhaus Elementary School in Granite City. This bounce house is in the former gymnasium, as are several other large bounce houses, some with slides. Another nearby room houses two smaller ones for younger children. Adam Dunn and his wife Marie Frost are co-owners of the business.
Dax Bernaix, 4, and Cadince Quigley, 5, jump inside one of the bounce houses at A Jumping Joy located inside the closed Niedringhaus Elementary School in Granite City. This bounce house is in the former gymnasium, as are several other large bounce houses, some with slides. Another nearby room houses two smaller ones for younger children. Adam Dunn and his wife Marie Frost are co-owners of the business. Tim Vizer tvizer@bnd.com

This story was originally published January 1, 2018 at 8:22 AM with the headline "A Jumping Joy in Granite City has closed."

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