In a cost cutting measure, Borders Books and Music closed several stores including its North Stafford location.
The store in Woodbridge remains open, as do other stores that performed better than the Stafford County location.
But now, company officials say all of the remaining stores may close if a bidder for the company is not found soon.
The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and closed additional locations in Washington and Tysons Corner by the end of April.
In Stafford, officials have not said what business may fill the large spot in the Stafford Marketplace left by Borders.
