Kroger has announced it will close 60 stores over the next 18 months, affecting several states, including Georgia. See GA store locations confirmed.

For another local shop, the ban doesn’t mean closing, but it does mean making some adjustments. “Everything in here is gonna be gone,” Brandon Stokes, co-owner of East Bay Alternatives said.

While Kroger isn't providing a full list, some of the grocery stores that are closing have been identified through media reports and labor union announcements.

Midtown Hardware is closing for good after 46 years in business. The owner says he has enjoyed running the store but he has no other choice.

The decision to close four Homeland-owned locations in Oklahoma wasn't easy, the company said. Here's why these stores will close after Aug. 16.

Kroger has announced it will close 60 stores over the next 18 months, affecting several states, including Georgia. See GA store locations confirmed.