Southeastern Grocers to File Bankruptcy, Closing Nearly 100 Stores

Several Georgia Winn-Dixie stores will be closing soon. Owned by Southeastern Grocers, the company revealed bankruptcy plans yesterday. Hopeful to reduce debt, 94 Winn-Dixie stores will be shutting down nationally, with 19 of those being within Georiga. Locally, a Winn-Dixie in Waycross is the only one on the chopping block.

In a press release, company president and chief executive officer, Anthony Hucker, shared the following: “This course of action enables us to continue writing the story for our company and our iconic, heritage banners in the Southeast.”

The release went on to explain that due to some restructuring, the remaining 582 stores will remain open. The closing of stores is slated to be finished within 90 days.

Here is the list of Georgia-based Southeastern Grocers’ stores that will be closing their doors:

Winn Dixie

5750 Milgen Road, Columbus

4036 Bemiss Rd., Valdosta

1105 Madison Highway, Valdosta

Bi-Lo

2142 E. Victory Drive, Savannah

Harveys

400 West 4Th St., Adel

1000 First Ave. Ne, Cairo

68 North Scott Street, Camilla

140 West Dykes St., Cochran

279 S. Main St., Dawson

1945 Veterans Blvd, Dublin

202 Vineville St., Fort Valley

1553 Us 19 South, Leesburg

1605 Shurling Dr., Macon

506F Spaulding Rd., Montezuma

1209 1St Ave. Southeast, Moultrie

415 North Irwin Ave., Ocilla

Ga Hwy 112 & Azalea Trail, Sylvester

306 Smith Ave., Thomasville

510 Tebeau St., Waycross