Even if you don’t shop at Walmart every day, there’s a good chance you’ve had to rely on your local store occasionally for some last-minute purchases. The mega-retailer can be a convenient one-stop shopping option for everything from everyday essentials and groceries to electronics and home goods. But while the chain has become well known for its “rollbacks” on prices, it’s also been recently forced to roll back the number of stores it operates. And now, Walmart will be closing even more locations across the U.S. on April 21. Read on to see if your store will be affected by the changes.
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