Macy’s on Thursday announced that it would be closing 66 “non-go-forward” stores in the United States, including its store at the South Hill Mall in Puyallup. Other Washington locations include its Kitsap Mall store and its Redmond furniture store.

Overall, Macy’s said it plans to close approximately 150 "underproductive stores" through 2026 – including stores in Philadelphia, Detroit, and elsewhere coast-to-coast. Meanwhile, it will invest in 350 existing stores, with plans to add more salespeople to fitting areas and shoe departments, and adding more visual displays like mannequins.

Macy’s Inc. unveils a list of more than 60 stores slated to close this year as the retailer struggles to right itself amid diminishing foot traffic at remaining stores and breathe new life into its business.

Macy's will close a Dayton-area stores as part of a plan to shutter 66 locations across the country. The Mall at Fairfield Commons location made the list of closures the retailer announced late Thursday. A closing date for the store was not immediately available. The decision will lead to lost jobs and an empty large retail space.

The closings are part of the company's plan to shutter 150 underproductive stores during a three-year period, Macy's said.

Massachusetts Macy’s store shutting down amid nationwide closures: ‘We are closing underproductive Macy’s stores’

The Macy’s location in the Oak Court Mall in East Memphis will close, one of 66 Macy’s stores closing around the country. The department store chain made the announcement Thursday. In early 2024, Macy’s said it would be closing underperforming stores as part of a new strategy.

Macy's released a list of 66 of the "underproductive" stores it is closing. The retailer plans to close about 150 in its revitalization plan.

Macy's is closing six locations in Texas, one of those in Houston's Almeda Mall this year as part of its previously announced "A Bold New Chapter" strategy that focuses on closing underperforming stores.