Monroeville Mall bought by Walmart: "Very interested in being part of any future redevelopment"
Though they plan to redevelop the once-thriving retail hub, Walmart states it's too early in the process to share a plan.
Pryor Creek police arrest pair for theft and drug trafficking at local Wal-Mart
The Pryor Creek Police Department (PCPD) arrested a pair for narcotics possession and larceny.According to PCPD, officers ...
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Game, Makro and Builders to stock Walmart private label items
South African shoppers will soon be able to find exclusive Walmart private label items and unique international products at ...
Local Voice Actor Helps With Walmart's Rebrand Launch
Local Voice Actor Helps With Walmart's Rebrand Launch ...
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Elm Street Walmart reopens, police continue to investigate following bomb threat
We have an update after the Elm Street Walmart on Erie’s east side shut down due to an alleged bomb threat on Tuesday. The ...
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Bomb threat made at City of Erie Walmart
Erie police are investigating a bomb threat made to a local Walmart Tuesday afternoon. According to the Erie Police ...
Walmart purchases mall, plans major redevelopment to bring it 'back to its glory days'
According to The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, big-box retailer Walmart has purchased the Monroeville Mall in Pennsylvania and is ...
Walmart, Lebanon police agree to meet quarterly to address concerns. Will it help?
City officials and store representatives meet after police report more than 1,100 calls for service to the store in 2024.
Local couple loses $45K in retirement funds in online scam: 'This is terrible'
A local retiree says he and his wife lost their life savings earlier this week after an online scammer convinced him that his ...
Walmart's latest acquisition is a shopping mall in Pennsylvania
Walmart’s purchase was an all-cash $34 million deal, according to CBL, a shopping mall owner that sold the property.
Is the expansion of Walmart supercentres, other U.S. chains beneficial to Alberta?
Walmart is expanding in Alberta, where U.S. brands Chipotle, Krispy Kreme and Firehouse Subs have also opened recently — but the trend is met with trepidation amongst local shops.