(NEXSTAR) — Another round of Big Lots stores, previously shuttered as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, are set to reopen this week.

This marks the third wave of stores reopening this year. In April, nine Big Lots stores reopened as part of a deal the retailer previously reached with Gordon Brothers Retail Partners. The deal stipulated that Variety Wholesalers would acquire hundreds of Big Lots stores, which would retain the original branding.

A much larger group of Big Lots stores, totaling nearly 60, reopened at the start of May.

On Thursday, over five dozen additional Big Lots locations will open their doors again.

“The Big Lots! stores opening in May show our continued commitment to providing the best value to our customers with apparel for the family, everyday needs for the home, kitchen, and pantry plus a huge selection of famous brands,” Lisa Seigies, president and CEO of Variety Wholesalers, said in an earlier press release. “I couldn’t be prouder of the dedicated team who made it possible for us to serve these communities again!”

You can see a list of the stores set to open on Thursday below:

Alabama

• Guntersville: 14228 US Highway 431
• Northport: 5510 McFarland Boulevard
• Jasper: 1100 Highway 78 W

Florida

• Marianna: 4700 Highway 90
• Callaway: 225 S Tyndall Parkway
• Jacksonville: 9119 Merrill Road Ste 50
• Ormond Beach: 122 S Nova Road
• Crystal River: 146 SE US Highway 19

Georgia

• Dallas: 260 Merchants Square
• Marietta: 2932 Canton Road Ste 210
• Smyrna: 3791 S Cobb Drive SE Ste G
• Buford: 4125 Highway 20, Ste A-2
• Vidalia: 2305 E 1st Street

Kentucky

• Campbellsville: 400 Campbellsville Bypass
• Hazard: 294 Village Lane
• London: 845 S Main Street
• Middlesboro: 102 N 12th Street
• Somerset: 345 N Highway 27 Ste 5

Michigan

• Port Huron: 659 24th Street
• Southgate: 14333 Eureka Road

Mississippi

• Southaven: 875 Main Street

North Carolina

• Elizabeth City: 685 S Hughes Boulevard
• Statesville: 1020 Crossroads Drive
• Mooresville: 376 West Plaza Drive
• Lincolnton: 403 N Generals Boulevard
• Shelby: 1728 E Dixon Boulevard
• Belmont: 601 Park Street
• Greensboro: 3718 Battleground Avenue
• Burlington: 1811 S Church Street
• Lexington: 838 Winston Road
• Wilson: 1700 Raleigh Road Parkway W Ste 104
• Greenville: 609 Greenville Boulevard SE
• Selma: 1403 S Pollock Street
• Dunn: 1140 W Broad Street
• Fayetteville: 3915 Ramsey Street and 3910 Raeford Road

Ohio

• Toledo: 3946 W Alexis Road
• Fremont: 1800 E State Street
• Elyria: 825 Cleveland Street
• Columbus: 2837 Winchester Pike and 4260 West Broad Street
• Grove City: 3961 Hoover Road
• Kettering: 2050 E Dorothy Lane
• Lancaster: 1700 E Main Street

Pennsylvania

• Erie: 2215 W 12th Street
• Meadville: 820 Water Street
• Franklin: 697 Allegheny Boulevard
• New Castle: 2611 Ellwood Road
• Du Bois: 5522 Shaffer Road Unit 7
• Bloomsburg: 2431 Columbia Boulevard
• East Stroudsburg: 156 Eagles Glen Plaza Ste 190
• Lehighton: 1241 Blakeslee Boulevard Drive E
• Camp Hill: 3437 Simpson Ferry Road
• Cleona: 467 W Penn Avenue

South Carolina

• Seneca: 207 Oconee Square Drive
• Greenwood: 339 Bypass 72 NW
• Lexington: 421 Columbia Avenue
• West Columbia: 3230 Augusta Road

Tennessee

• Johnson City: 3110 E Oakland Avenue
• Morristown: 2342 E Andrew Johnson Highway
• Greeneville: 1475 E Andrew Johnson Highway
• Alcoa: 116 S Hall Road
• Sevierville: 201 Forks of the River Parkway
• Jefferson City: 264 E Broadway Boulevard

Virginia

• Fredericksburg: 10611 Courthouse Road
• North Chesterfield: 10001 Hull Street Road
• Chester: 2660 Weir Place
• North Prince George: 5260 Oaklawn Boulevard
• Yorktown: 4318 George Washington Memorial Highway

West Virginia

• Oak Hill: 291 Mall Road
• Beckley: 4522 Robert C Byrd Drive
• Princeton: 1350 Stafford Drive

More details about these stores, including operating hours, can be found on the Big Lots website.

Variety Wholesalers said grand opening celebrations for these stores are planned for the fall. The company previously told Nexstar that additional store openings are anticipated in June.

Several former Big Lots storefronts have been taken over by other retailers, including Ocean State Job Lot and Ollie’s Bargain Market. It’s unclear when those new stores may open. In other communities, the open stores are finding a life outside of the retail space. In Denver, for example, a pickleball facility is planning to open in a former Big Lots before the end of the year.