Bryan Grant+FollowKroger’s Closing 60 Stores—What’s Up?Heads up, grocery shoppers! Kroger just announced it’s shutting down 60 stores over the next year and a half. That’s about 1 in 20 of their supermarkets, but they’re keeping quiet on which ones. Why? Sales dipped a bit, so they’re trimming the fat to save cash and (hopefully) make your shopping experience better elsewhere. If your local Kroger closes, employees will get a chance to work at another store. Time to keep an eye on your neighborhood grocery! #Kroger #GroceryShopping #MoneyMoves #Business #LocalBusiness51Share
christinewhite+FollowCub Store Shuts Down—But Not Forever?Heads up, Minneapolis shoppers: Cub is closing its Uptown store for repairs, but it’s not a goodbye—just a see-you-later (hopefully). If you’re used to grabbing your groceries there, you’ll need a new pit stop for now. The twist? This isn’t the first time Cub’s shuffled locations lately. While some stores are closing, others are popping up—so keep an eye out for new spots to snag your snacks! #MinnesotaNews #GroceryShopping #CubFoods #Business #LocalBusiness10Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowWhy My Walmart Had Empty Shelves (And Yours Might Too)Ever walked into Walmart and found the shelves totally bare? Turns out, sometimes it’s not a supply crisis—just a store makeover! One shopper in Tennessee thought they’d hit a food shortage, but the store was just upgrading its fridges. Still, with all the talk about rising prices and supply chain drama, it’s smart to have a backup grocery spot. If you see empty shelves, it might just be a facelift—or a sign to check your pantry! #Walmart #GroceryShopping #LifeHacks #Business #LocalBusiness3539Share
christinewhite+FollowCub Closes Uptown Store—But Not Forever?Heads up, Minneapolis shoppers! Cub is temporarily closing its Uptown store for repairs, so you’ll have to grab your groceries elsewhere for now. The good news? It’s not a forever goodbye—just a pause while they fix things up. This move shows how even big, local brands have to juggle repairs and customer safety. If Uptown was your go-to, time to scope out a new spot until Cub gives the all-clear! #MinnesotaLife #GroceryShopping #CubFoods #Business #LocalBusiness00Share
Megan Garcia+FollowWhole Foods Closes in Seattle—What’s Next?Heads up, Seattle shoppers! The Capitol Hill Whole Foods is shutting its doors for good after seven years, so now’s the time to snag those clearance deals. The closure isn’t about the recent cyber hiccup or delivery delays—it’s just that this spot wasn’t pulling its weight. But don’t worry, the staff is being moved to other stores, and Whole Foods is still opening new spots, including smaller, local-focused shops in NYC and beyond. Looks like your grocery run might get a little more local! #WholeFoods #Seattle #GroceryShopping #Business #LocalBusiness10Share
Kim Brown+FollowWhy Are There Two Trader Joe’s Here?!Ever walked out of Trader Joe’s and thought, ‘Wait, didn’t I just see this store across the street?’ That’s what’s happening in Sherman Oaks, CA, where TJ’s just opened a new spot literally steps from the old one. The twist? The new store is bigger and has underground parking—a total win for anyone who’s ever circled the block for a spot. Looks like Trader Joe’s is doubling down on convenience, not just quirky snacks! #TraderJoes #LifeHacks #GroceryShopping #Business #LocalBusiness10Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowKroger Walkouts: Why Your Store’s ClosedEver showed up to grab groceries and found the doors locked? That’s what happened to Kroger shoppers this week after workers walked out over low pay and tough schedules. Four stores had to close on the spot! It’s a reminder that the folks stocking your shelves are fighting for better pay and hours. If you want to avoid surprise store closures, consider shopping earlier in the week or checking store updates online before heading out. #KrogerStrike #MoneyLifehacks #GroceryShopping #Business #LocalBusiness3648Share
Timothy Weaver+FollowWhy Costco Produce Isn't Worth the BulkEver buy a giant bag of fruit at Costco, only to find it turns into a science experiment in your fridge? You're not alone! Tons of shoppers are venting online about how quickly Costco’s produce goes bad—sometimes in just a day. The big takeaway: unless you’re feeding a crowd ASAP, skip the fresh stuff and grab frozen fruits and veggies instead. It’s less waste, more savings, and no surprise mushy cucumbers! #CostcoHacks #GroceryShopping #MoneyTips #Business #LocalBusiness20Share
rmartinFollowingDid You Eat These Recalled Foods?!Major grocery chains like Walmart, Costco, and Trader Joe’s have had some wild food recalls lately. From bagged salads with E. coli to frozen berries with Hep A, even your go-to snacks aren’t always safe. The craziest? Metal shards in chicken, rubber in cookie dough, and onions spreading salmonella everywhere. Makes you wanna double-check your fridge, right? Ever been caught up in a recall? Spill your story below! #FoodRecall #GroceryShopping #FoodSafety #Health #BodyHealth70Share
Nicole Washington+FollowKroger Walkouts: Where Will You Shop?Kroger’s got a worker walkout brewing, and if they strike, your grocery run might get a lot more interesting. Unlike airlines, where you can’t just hop to another pilot, grocery shoppers have tons of options—think Walmart, Target, or Costco. Workers want better pay and benefits, and if Kroger doesn’t budge, you might need a new spot for your weekly haul. Time to check which stores are nearby, just in case! #KrogerStrike #GroceryShopping #LaborNews #Business #LocalBusiness26Share
