Dozens of Rite Aid stores will close. The drugstore chain announced in its bankruptcy filings on May 9 and May 16 that it plans to close more than 150 stores.

The fate of many Rite Aid stores remains uncertain as the bankrupt chain sells off its retail and pharmacy assets. Some stakeholders want more transparency. Countless Rite Aid customers and employees are still waiting to learn the fate of their local pharmacies as the bankrupt drugstore chain sells off its assets and winds down operations.

CVS has agreed to buy the bulk of Rite Aid's pharmacy assets. If approved, CVS would acquire the prescription files for 625 stores, including some in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.