Fall 2026
Posted on 8/10/2026
Retail pharmacy chain with health services
$17 - $20.50/hr
Omaha, NE, USA
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Walgreens is a retail pharmacy network in the United States that sells prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, health and wellness products, and offers photo services. It operates through a large network of stores and an online platform, enabling customers to order prescriptions or products online and pick them up the same day. Walgreens’ photo service lets customers print photos and create personalized gifts such as photo books, cards, invitations, and other custom items via in-store kiosks or online. The company differentiates itself with a nationwide store footprint, integrated pharmacy and health services, and the ability to deliver convenience through online ordering and same-day pickup. Its goal is to provide convenient access to medications and health-related products while expanding personalized consumer services to improve everyday wellness.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$25M
Headquarters
Deerfield, Illinois
Founded
1901
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Walgreens has closed four locations in Illinois in 2026 as part of its multiyear turnaround strategy. The pharmacy chain announced in 2024 plans to shutter roughly 1,200 underperforming stores across three years to improve profitability. The Illinois closures include three Chicago locations: 2351 E. 71st St., 8628 S. Cottage Grove Ave., and a specialty pharmacy at 2835 N. Sheffield Ave. A Rockford store at 5503 E. State St. also closed. The closures stem from pressure on drug reimbursement rates and weaker retail sales. Walgreens says customers need not manually transfer prescriptions, as all locations nationwide access customer records. More than 500 Walgreens stores remain in Illinois.
Barnes & Noble plans new Pentagon City location. The bookstore will replace the Walgreens that closed at Westpost in May. By Emily Perez August 5, 2026 at 11:08 am A new bookstore is headed to Pentagon City. Barnes & Noble will take over the former Walgreens space at Westpost, Washington Business Journal reported. The mixed-use Westpost development combines residential units with retail and commercial space. It encompasses nearly 14 acres near Fashion Centre at Pentagon City. The nearly 11,000-square-foot Barnes & Noble store will be located at 1301 S. Joyce St. The retailer says it will carry a "well curated selection of books, toys, games, puzzles, gifts and more." It is expected to open in early 2027. This will be Barnes & Noble's second location in Arlington. Its 14,000-square-foot Clarendon store reopened in early May following a major remodel. Barnes & Noble' has nearly 20 stores throughout the Greater Washington area and more than 700 locations nationwide. The bookseller plans to open 60 new stores in 2026. Feature image, stock.adobe.com
Walgreens is closing approximately a dozen locations recently, significantly fewer than initially planned under its turnaround strategy. The drugstore chain, acquired by private equity firm Sycamore Partners in August 2025, now expects to close fewer than 100 stores in 2026, down from earlier internal plans of up to 700 closures. Before the acquisition, Walgreens had announced plans to close about 1,200 underperforming stores across the US. Several hundred locations were shuttered before Sycamore Partners slowed the closure programme. Recent closures span multiple states, including Illinois, Missouri, New York, Texas, Virginia, and Washington. At the time of acquisition, Walgreens operated 8,500 US locations; it currently lists about 8,000.
Walgreens closing stores in the tri-state: see where. Posted: Aug 4, 2026 / 09:40 AM EDT Updated: Aug 4, 2026 / 09:40 AM EDT NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) - A popular pharmacy chain will be closing the door to some of its stores as early as this week. Walgreens is expected to close two stores in New Jersey, the first in Bogota on Aug. 6 and the second in Dumont on Sept. 3, a spokesperson for the company confirmed to PIX11. They assured that customers would still be able to shop at the locations until their closing dates. PIX11 News has also reached out to confirm whether any New York stores might be closing but did not hear back at the time of publishing. According to the representative for Walgreens, prescriptions will be automatically transferred to nearby stores after the closures to ensure uninterrupted service. Prescriptions from the Bogota location will be transferred to Walgreens at 520 Cedar Ln. in Teaneck, while prescriptions from the Dumont location will be transferred to Walgreens at 241 N. Washington Ave. in Bergenfield. To accommodate customers, those impacted will also get 90 days of free prescription deliveries. While a specific reason for the store closings was not given, the company spokesperson acknowledged that the change might be difficult for customers. "We recognize these changes may be disruptive for residents who rely on these pharmacies, particularly for essential medications," the representative said. "Decisions to close stores are never made lightly, and we are committed to making the transition as seamless as possible." Dominique Jack is a digital content producer from Brooklyn with more than five years of experience covering news. She joined PIX11 in 2024. More of her work can be found here.
Walgreens is closing stores. How many in Missouri have closed? USA TODAY NETWORK Aug. 4, 2026, 11:09 a.m. CT Walgreens is closing stores across the country as part of a multiyear downsizing effort, and Missouri is not immune. Inc., a business news outlet, reported this week that the drugstore chain is closing stores across at least a dozen states as it continues a broader restructuring plan that could ultimately eliminate thousands of stores nationwide. So which Missouri locations are affected, and what happens to prescriptions when a Walgreens store closes? Which Walgreens stores are closing in Missouri? Inc.'s analysis included two St. Louis-area stores. * Bridgeton: 11404 St. Charles Rock Road * St. Louis: 2202 Chambers Road Both locations were permanently closed earlier this year, with the Bridgeton store shutting down on July 21 and the St. Louis store closing on March 5. Why is Walgreens closing stores? Walgreens announced plans to close roughly 1,200 underperforming stores nationwide over three years as part of a turnaround strategy aimed at improving profitability and creating a smaller, more efficient footprint. The company has said many of the locations targeted for closure no longer fit its long-term business strategy. What happens to prescriptions when a Walgreens closes? Walgreens says customers do not need to take any action to transfer their prescriptions to another location, since its pharmacies nationwide have access to customers' prescription records, insurance information and medication histories. As such, customers can refill prescriptions at other Walgreens locations or have their prescriptions delivered. The company also said affected customers will be eligible for 90 days of free prescription delivery following the closures. How many Walgreens stores are in Missouri? Walgreens has locations in 94 Missouri cities, including: * Arnold * Ava * Ballwin * Barnhart * Blue Springs * Bolivar * Bonne Terre * Branson * Branson West * Brentwood * Bridgeton * Byrnes Mill * Cape Girardeau * Carthage * Chesterfield * Clayton * Clinton * Columbia * Creve Coeur * De Soto * Des Peres * Desloge * Dexter * Ellisville * Eureka * Excelsior Springs * Farmington * Fenton * Ferguson * Festus * Florissant * Fulton * Grandview * Hannibal * Harrisonville * Hazelwood * High Ridge * Hollister * Independence * Ironton * Jefferson City * Jennings * Joplin * Kansas City * Kirksville * Kirkwood * Lake Saint Louis * Lebanon * Lees Summit * Liberty * Linn * Mansfield * Marshfield * Maryland Heights * Mexico * Moberly * Neosho * Nixa * O Fallon * Oak Grove * Olivette * Osage Beach * Overland * Ozark * Parkville * Perryville * Platte City * Poplar Bluff * Raymore * Raytown * Republic * Rolla * Saint Ann * Saint Charles * Saint Joseph * Saint Louis * Saint Peters * Sedalia * Seymour * Sikeston * Springfield * Sullivan * Troy * Union * University City * Warrensburg * Warrenton * Washington * Webb City * Webster Groves * Weldon Spring * Wentzville * West Plains * Wildwood