A northeast Ohio bridal store linked to Ebola nurse Amber Vinson has put its building up for sale after announcing plans to close . Miss Vinson , 30 , a nurse at Texas Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas , was diagnosed with Ebola days after visiting Coming Attractions Bridal & Formal store in Akron , Ohio in October . The store temporarily closed and was cleaned before reopening , but its owner , Anna Younker , said there was a lingering 'stigma ' and business failed to bounce back . On Friday she announced on the shop 's Facebook page that the bank has now cut off the business credit line , forcing her to sell the building for $ 338,000 . Negative press : Coming Attractions Bridal & Formal store in Akron , Ohio , ( above ) which was linked to Ebola nurse Amber Vinson , is now up for sale after business failed to bounce back . Chain of events : Miss Vinson , 30 , a nurse at Texas Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas ( pictured ) , was diagnosed with Ebola days after visiting the shop in October . The store , located at 1220 E. Tallmadge Ave. , is listed with Cutler Real Estate . Particulars describe it as a 'great 4,000 sq ft brick retail building , built in 1996 with eye-catching curb appeal . 'The space would be ideal for beauty shop , message facility , auto parts store , doctors/dentist office , day-care center or veterinarian with plenty of parking . ' Younker , who has been in business for 30 years , said her shop became known as the 'Ebola store ' after news of Vinson 's visit hit the press . She claims that the temporary closure and canceled orders cost the store at least $ 100,000 . The loss was n't covered by her insurance because the plan excludes viral illnesses . Ms Younker told NewsNet5 that Miss Vinson , who was visiting her hometown for a few days to plan for her wedding , should have been more careful . Sanitisation process : The store temporarily closed and was cleaned before reopening , but its owner , Anna Younker , said there was a lingering 'stigma ' and business failed to bounce back . ' I wish that now she knew better not to travel . The impact its had on me is huge , ' the store owner said . 'Never in a million years did I expect something like this to cause our business to have to close . ' Ms Younker said she was particularly offended when Miss Vinson asked for a $ 480 refund on her bridesmaid dresses . Miss Vinson , who recovered from Ebola nine days after treatment , asked that the shop refund her bridesmaids the $ 479.89 they paid for their dresses , via her attorney . Ms Younker said the refund request feel like ' a slap in the face ' . In January she posted a message to customers on Facebook , announcing that her business would be closing down . 'Despite our best efforts , we simply have been unable to recover , ' she wrote . 'The decision for me to close was not easy for me . Anna Younker ( above ) , who has been in business for 30 years , said her shop became known as the 'Ebola store ' after news of Vinson 's visit hit . 'Over the years I have met and worked with the most amazing brides , mothers of brides , bridesmaids , prom girls and many other wonderful people . ' I want to thank all our customers , the people in our community and the well wishers from afar for being so supportive . Your kind words and loyalty have been great comfort . ' I also want to thank my amazing staff for all of their hard work and dedication to our customers and our business . I appreciate your understanding and support . ' One of the four staff members losing their jobs , Kayla Litz , told NewsNet5 that the Ebola scare had been particularly worrying for her because she was in her first trimester of pregnancy at the time . Ms Litz came through the quarantine period of 21 days Ebola-free along with the other employees of the store . The store is still filling orders that were made through January and plans to shut for good in May . Akron officials had considered ideas to help relocate or save the store , but its operators said they did n't plan to take the city up on that offer .
Coming Attractions Bridal & Formal store in Akron , Ohio announced its closure in January after it never recovered from its link with Ebola . Miss Vinson , a Dallas nurse , was diagnosed with the virus days after visiting the store in Akron , Ohio in October . Owner Anna Younker , who has been in business for 30 years , said her shop has become known as the 'Ebola store ' She claims the temporary closure and canceled orders cost the store 479.89 . Now her bank has cut off the business credit line .