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There are still a few weeks until Thanksgiving, but if you are planning out how to do your Black Friday shopping, a list of the stores that will be closed on the holiday is out.

Just in time for the holidays, you are able to shop Toys 'R' Us for all of the games, toys and action figures. You can't go to a Toys 'R' Us store, but all of the stuff is available online now.

There will be a new lager on the shelves soon that combines Budweiser and Jim Beam Bourbon. Its flavor is perfect for the fall season and the holidays but it will only be available for a limited time.

It looks as if the latest store that will be affected by online shopping is GameStop. The retailer says that they will be closing nearly two hundred stores by the end of the year.

It's been weird that Toys 'R' Us has gone out of business. There is a glimmer of hope, however, that they may be resurrected by the end of this year on a smaller scale.

With more and more people doing their retail shopping online, many of the brick and mortar stores are closing their doors. Here are a few that will be closing in 2019.

For over fifty years this women's clothing store has been around and now they've announced they will close all of their stores across the country. This includes two in the Capital Region.

We are just one week away from the holiday shopping season officially beginning. Here is a list of major retailers and their hours for Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

It seems like there is a Stewart's Shop on every corner. I love the convenience of having them all around the Capital Region. Now the company has announced that two of their shops will close next week.

Every year around the holidays it seems like there are more deals than just on Black Friday. Now it feels like those Black Friday deals are sometimes on Thanksgiving day. Well now nearly one hundred stores will be closed on Thanksgiving.

Because of the popularity of online shopping, department stores continue to close. This time, another Sears store in our area will close its doors.

Every time I bring Ryan to the Little League fields, we pass this huge building that is run down and dilapidated. We always talk about how they should knock it down and rebuild something there. Well now, that is just what is planned.