The first Rite Aid store that CVS confirmed to take over the operations of is now open in Newcastle, Washington.

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“We’re also planning to acquire the prescription files of the 5500 Olympic Drive Bartell Drugs store in Gig Harbor. The ...

Rite Aid, the parent company of the Bartell Drugs, closed the Everett store and least five other locations in Snohomish ...

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The fate of at least one Seattle-area Bartell Drugs location is clear. A sign spotted this weekend at the register of the Greenwood Bartell at 100 N. 85th St. said the store will be converting to ...

In the last week of May, soon after it was announced CVS would take over 64 Rite Aid and Bartell stores in the Pacific Northwest, CVS obtained a state business license to soon operate the Snohomish ...

Bartell Drugs was founded in Seattle, Washington, in 1890 by George H. Bartell Sr., a 21-year-old pharmacist who purchased a small drugstore in the Central District.