The number of Rite Aid locations set to close has expanded significantly, with locations all around the Pittsburgh area on the chopping block after the Pennsylvania-based pharmacy declared bankruptcy for a second time earlier this month.
According to Reuters, a fire sale of Rite Aid assets to companies like CVS, Walgreens and Giant Eagle, among others, has been approved.
Here is the updated list of planned closures, per a filing from Rite Aid:
Bridgeville – Chartiers Street
South Side – East Carson Street
West Mifflin – Homeville Road
North Huntingdon- Norwin Avenue
Cranberry Township – Route 19
North Side – Pennsylvania Avenue
Green Tree – Noblestown Road
Harmar – Freeport Road
Forest Hills – Ardmore Boulevard
Wexford- Devine Drive
Gibsonia – Ewalt Road
Elizabeth – Market Street
Morningside – Morningside Avenue
Cheswick – Pittsburgh Street
Pittsburgh – Castle Village
Lawrenceville – Butler Street
Butler – South Main Street
Bethel Park – Library Road
Lower Burrell – Oregon Drive
White Oak – Long Run Road
Charleroi – Fifth Street
Etna – Mt. Royal Boulevard
McMurray – Washington Road
Carrick – Brownsville Road
Monroeville – William Penn Highway
Burgettstown – Main Street
Penn Hills – Saltsburg Road
Sewickley – Beaver Street
Coraopolis – Broadway Street
Aliquippa – Sheffield Road
Squirrel Hill – Murray Avenue
West View – Perry Highway
Bethel Park – Clifton Road
Friendship – Baum Boulevard
Butler – North Main Street
Butler – Greater Butler Mart
Shadyside – Walnut Street
Seven Fields – Seven Field Boulevard
South Park – Library Road
Castle Shannon – Cooke Lane
Brighton Heights – Brighton Road
Irwin – Route 130
Oakmont – Allegheny River Boulevard
Monongahela – West Main Street
Pittsburgh - Banksville Road
Beaver – Third Street
Kennedy Township – Pine Hollow Road
West View - Perry Highway
Glenshaw – Mount Royal Boulevard
Monroeville – William Penn Highway
Latrobe – Deport Street
Munhall – William Marks Drive
Allison Park – Duncan Avenue
According to report, Giant Eagle has acquired some of Rite Aid’s assets, but it’s not yet known what that means for customers.
A worker at Rite Aid in Kennedy Township confirms their location will close, but didn’t know the exact date yet.