<body><div>The equipment from the former Little Caesars at 411 S. Dewey in North Platte was sold Thursday at a sheriff’s sale, paving the way for the business to reopen under new ownership.John Gauthier purchased all of the equipment at the sale for $700. He was the only bidder. The sheriff’s sale was conducted via written bids, with the buyer’s name and bid amount submitted on paper.Little Caesars in North Platte closed unexpectedly in September 2025. Employees said they were not getting paid.While Gauthier purchased the equipment and contents of the business, the sale did not include ownership of the building itself. Gauthier said he takes possession of the building July 1. Gauthier, who owns 28 other Little Caesars pizza places around the country, plans to remodel the interior and repaint the building before reopening.If renovations stay on schedule, Gauthier hopes to have the business open by Aug. 1.The planned reopening would bring Little Caesars back to North Platte after nearly a year of vacancy and restore a popular quick-service dining option for local residents.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2CHccn_1CVapMHa00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2CHccn_1CVapMHa00" width="2048" height="806" ></figure>From left, Clerk Kim Zwickl, Deputy Sheriff Sgt. Merit Newman and buyer John Gauthier. Photo by Kristi Smith© 2026 The North Platte Bulletin. All rights reserved!</div></body>

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The equipment from the former Little Caesars at 411 S. Dewey in North Platte was sold Thursday at a sheriff’s sale, paving the way for the business to reopen under new ownership. John Gauthier purchased all of the equipment at the sale for $700. He was the only bidder....

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The equipment from the former Little Caesars at 411 S. Dewey in North Platte was sold Thursday at a sheriff’s sale, paving the way for the business to reop

Little Caesars equipment sold, could re-open

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