Rite Aid, once a prominent pharmacy chain in the United States, has officially closed all of its stores across the country following a bankruptcy filing. This closure marks the end of a 63-year legacy as the company had struggled with declining sales and financial difficulties. The final 89 stores were shuttered, leaving many customers concerned about the availability of retail pharmacies. The closure comes just months after the company filed for bankruptcy for the second time, leading to the permanent shutdown of 1,240 locations. Loyal customers expressed their sadness over the end of the chain, which has been a staple in many communities.