Big Lots is Closing Even MORE Stores in 37 States (Is Yours on the List?)

Take a peek at these retail store closures for 2024 – including Big Lots, Family Dollar, Dollar Tree, and maybe more?!

Retail Store Closures for 2024

Heads up Big Lots shoppers!

In June 2024, Big Lots announced that it would be closing between 35 and 40 stores. However, the Big Lots website has now identified almost 300 stores in 37 states that will be closing soon. These stores are currently having an “up to 20% off closing sale”, as mentioned on each store's location page.

Reports suggest Big Lots may be considering a bankruptcy filing, citing difficulties in meeting financial obligations and uncertainties about future liquidity. What do you think about this news?

Here are the Big Lots store closures (as of 8/7/24) –

Alabama –

1. Bessemer
2. Huntsville: Northwest Westside Centre
3. Prattville
4. Sylacauga
5. Troy

Arizona –

1. Flagstaff
2. Gilbert
3. Glendale
4. Green Valley
5. Laveen
6. Mesa
7. East Mesa (Sunvalley Square)
8. Payson
9. Peoria
10. Phoenix (N. 75th Avenue)
11. North Phoenix (E. Bell Road)
12. Phoenix (W. Bethany Home Road)
13. Phoenix (E. Ray Road)
14. Northeast Phoenix (East Bell Road)
15. Prescott
16. Scottsdale
17. Tempe
18. Tucson (Davis Monthan AFB)
19. Tucson (W. Ina Road)
20. Tucson (N. Oracle Road)
21. Northeast Tucson

Arkansas –

1. Fayetteville

California –

1. West Anaheim
2. Anaheim Hills
3. Atascadero
4. Atwater
5. Bakersfield
6. East Hills Bakersfield
7. Beaumont
8. Camarillo
9. Canyon Country
10. Ceres
11. Chico
12. Chino
13. Concord
14. Corona
15. Culver City
16. Delano
17. Elk Grove
18. El Cajon
19. Folsom
20. Fontana
21. Fairfield
22. Freedom
23. Fresno: Northgate Shopping Center
24. Gilroy
25. Hercules
26. Indio
27. La Mesa
28. La Habra
29. Livermore
30. Lodi
31. Lompoc
32. Long Beach
33. Los Banos
34. Manteca
35. Merced
36. Milpitas
37. Mission Viejo
38. Modesto: Salida
39. North Highlands
40. Oceanside
41. Ontario
42. Oroville
43. Paradise
44. Placerville
45. Rancho Santa Margarita
46. Redlands
47. Riverside
48. Rohnert Park
49. Sacramento (Valley Hi Drive)
50. Sacramento (La Riviera Drive)
51. Salinas
52. San Bernardino
53. Santa Clara
54. Santa Maria
55. Santa Paula
56. Santa Rosa
57. Simi Valley
58. Spring Valley
59. Stockton
60. Temecula
61. Torrance
62. Tracy
63. Turlock
64. Ukiah
65. Vacaville
66. Victorville
67. Visalia
68. Whittier
69. Woodland
70. Yuba City
71. Yucca Valley

Colorado –

1. Aurora
2. Grand Junction
3. Greeley
4. Littleton
5. Longmont
6. Southeast Colorado Springs
7. East Colorado Springs
8. North Colorado Springs

Connecticut –

1. Manchester
2. Milford
3. New Milford
4. Newington
5. Norwich
6. Torrington
7. Waterford
8. Waterbury
9. Windsor

Florida –

1. Boca Raton
2. Bonita Springs
3. Boynton Beach
4. Bradenton
5. Clewiston
6. Coconut Creek
7. Daytona Beach
8. Destin
9. Fort Meyers
10. Hallandale
11. Hollywood
12. Miami (Fontainebleau)
13. Miami Lakes
14. Naples
15. Orange Park
16. Orlando (Waterbridge Downs)
17. Orlando (Union Park)
18. Orlando
19. Plantation
20. Pompano Beach
21. Port Richey
22. Royal Palm Beach
23. Sarasota (South Gate Ridge)
24. Stuart
25. Tampa
26. Tarpon Springs

Georgia –

1. Decatur
2. Fayetteville
3. Roswell
4. Savannah
5. Stockbridge
6. Stone Mountain
7. Thomson
8. Waynesboro

Illinois –

1. Burbank
2. Calumet City
3. Centralia
4. Crest Hill
5. Elgin
6. Fairview Heights
7. Lockport
8. Niles
9. Oakbrook Terrace

Indiana –

1. Elkhart
2. Fort Wayne (Jefferson Pointe)
3. North Indianapolis
4. Kokomo
5. Warsaw

Kansas –

1. Kansas City
2. Salina

Kentucky –

1. Henderson
2. East Lexington (Hamburg Pavilion)
3. Louisville

Louisiana –

1. Bossier City
2. Denham Springs
3. Lafayette
4. Natchitoches

Maryland –

1. Laurel
2. Lexington Park
3. Reisterstown

Maine – 

1. Portland

Maryland –

1. Bowie
2. Glen Burnie North
3. Laurel
4. Lexington Park
5. Reisterstown

Massachusetts –

1. Ashland
2. Dennis Port
3. Northampton
4. Seekonk
5. West Springfield

Michigan –

1. Big Rapids
2. Coldwater
3. Holland
4. Howell
5. Kentwood
6. Lansing
7. Madison Heights
8. Okemos
9. Petoskey
10. Portage
11. Ypsilanti

Minnesota –

1. Albert Lea

Missouri –

1. Independence
2. Jefferson City
3. Kansas City (Washington Street)
4. Saint Joseph
5. Saint Louis (Christy Boulevard)
6. Saint Louis (Lemay Ferry Road)

Montana –

1. Great Falls
2. Helena

Nevada –

1. N Las Vegas

New Hampshire –

1. Claremont

New York –

1. Buffalo (Linden Corners)
2. Buffalo (Sloan)
3. Canandaigua
4. Carle Place
5. Centereach
6. Ithaca
7. New Hartford
8. Plattsburgh
9. Poughkeepsie
10. Queensbury

North Carolina –

1. Charlotte (Newell)
2. Charlotte (Pineville)
3. Durham (Avondale Drive)
4. Durham (Southwest Durham Drive)
5. Jefferson
6. Raleigh (Garner)
7. North Raleigh

Ohio –

1. Cincinnati (Springdale)
2. Cincinnati (Colerain Ave)
3. Dayton (Centerville)
4. Defiance
5. Saint Marys
6. Sandusky
7. Toledo: Hopewell Heights
8. West Chester

Oregon –

1. Albany
2. Beaverton
3. Eugene
4. Grants Pass
5. Gresham
6. North Bend
7. Portland (Milwaukee)
8. Salem

Pennsylvania –

1. Clifton Heights
2. Coraopolis
3. Exton
4. Kennett Square
5. Philadelphia: Franklin Mills
6. East York

South Carolina –

1. Aiken
2. Chester
3. Newberry

South Dakota –

1. Rapid City

Tennessee –

1. Franklin
2. Madison
3. Union City

Utah –

1. American Fork
2. Layton
3. Logan
4. Murray

Vermont –

1. Berlin
2. Rutland

Virginia –

1. Charlottesville
2. Fredericksburg (Warrenton Road)
3. Manassas
4. Lynchburg (Wards Road)
5. Norfolk (E. Virginia Beach Blvd)
6. North Chesterfield: Richmond (Bon Air)
7. Virginia Beach (General Booth Blvd)
8. Woodbridge

Washington –

1. Bellingham
2. Burien
3. Covington
4. Everett
5. Kent
6. Lacey
7. Lakewood
8. Lynnwood
9. Olympia
10. Port Angeles
11. Port Orchard
12. Puyallup
13. Renton
14. Richland
15. Spokane
16. Tacoma (72nd Street)
17. Vancouver (SE 164th Avenue)
18. Wenatchee

Wisconsin –

1. Fond du Lac
2. La Crosse
3. Menomonee Falls
4. Mount Pleasant
5. Neenah
6. Sheboygan
7. West Bend

Wyoming –

1. Cheyenne

Wondering what other retailers may be closing stores? Keep reading.

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Retail Store Closures in 2024

Could this be the end of retail shopping as we know it?? Dollar Tree recently announced that it plans to close around 1,000 U.S. stores in its portfolio. The company plans on closing around 600 Family Dollar stores in the first half of fiscal 2024. Also, approximately 370 Family Dollar and 30 Dollar Tree stores will close over the next several years at the end of each store’s current lease term.

As of February 2024, there are over 8,400 Family Dollar stores and over 8,200 Dollar Tree stores in the U.S, so these store closures will impact almost 6% of the company's total stores.

Here are a few more stores that may be heading towards bankruptcy or store closures:

• JoAnn
• JCPenney
• Neiman Marcus
• Rite Aid
• Foot Locker
• The Container Store
• Express
• Stein Mart
• Fossil

Have you noticed any store closures near you? Let us know!

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