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Author: VIKASH
VIKASH
News writer at Inkbitt, delivering timely, accurate, and engaging stories. Passionate about journalism and driven by a love for storytelling.
Christmas Eve is here, bringing with it the festive hustle as millions of Americans make last-minute preparations. Whether you’re looking to stock up on groceries or finish holiday shopping, Walmart will be open to assist on Dec. 24 but with adjusted hours. The retail giant confirmed that its stores will operate until 6 p.m. local time on Christmas Eve. After that, all Walmart locations will close for Christmas Day, resuming regular operations on Dec. 26. Walmart Leads the Way for Last-Minute Shoppers For those final holiday errands, Walmart serves as a dependable option on Christmas Eve. From gift shopping to…
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