official name change was to occur May 2014, while continuing to operate as Spartan Stores, Nash Finch and MDV in their prior markets. On January 9, 2017, SpartanNash completed its acquisition of Catio Foods and Blue Ribbon Transport (BRT). In March 2017, it was announced that David Staples would replace Dennis Edison as chief executive officer of SpartanNash. Edison continued as the chairman of the company's board of directors after he retired as CEO in late May. , the CEO is Tony B. Sarsam. In 2018, SpartanNash announced to their Fergus Falls Sun Mart employees on June 15, that the location would be aiming for a July 14 closure. Also in 2018, the Spartan brand in Michigan was dropped and replaced by the Our Family brand on private label products. On December 31, 2018, SpartanNash completed its acquisition of South Bend, Indiana-based Martin's Super Markets. Retail chains Current Ada Fresh Market by Forest Hills Foods – Ada, Michigan D&W Fresh Markets – Michigan Dan's Supermarket – North Dakota Dillonvale IGA – Cincinnati, Ohio Family Fare Supermarkets – Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Michigan, South Dakota, and Wisconsin Family Fresh Market – Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin Forest Hills Foods – Grand Rapids, Michigan Fresh Madison Market – Madison, Wisconsin Martin's Super Markets – Indiana and Michigan No Frills Supermarkets – Iowa and Nebraska SunMart – Nebraska Supermercado Nuestra Familia – Omaha, Nebraska VG's – Michigan Source: Former Bag 'N Save (1981–2015) switched over to the Family Fare name. Econofoods – Minnesota and Wisconsin (until 2021) Felpausch (2007–2011) switched over to the Family Fare name. Food Town Supermarkets (2000–2003) Glen's Markets (1999–2014) The Pharm (2000–2008) drug stores and fuel centers Pick'n Save – Ironton, Ohio Valuland – Michigan References External links SpartanNash Company Companies based in Kent County, Michigan Economy of the Midwestern United States Supermarkets of the United States Retail companies established in 1917 Companies listed on the Nasdaq Former cooperatives of the United States 1917 establishments in Michigan