christinewhite+FollowKroger shuts Kent & Everett stores over rising theftKroger is closing two Fred Meyer stores in Kent and Everett this October, not because of low sales, but due to a steady increase in theft—even after doubling security efforts. This move is raising big concerns about food deserts, as many locals may now have to travel miles just to buy groceries. Labor unions are worried about the impact on jobs and community access to fresh food. With more retailers blaming crime for closures, what do you think is the real solution to keeping essential stores open and safe in our neighborhoods? #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowKroger closures hit Kent & Everett hardKroger is shutting down Fred Meyer and QFC stores in Kent and Everett this fall, leaving many locals worried about losing access to affordable groceries—especially in neighborhoods already struggling. The company blames rising theft and tough regulations, but some workers say the stores are busy and the closures feel sudden. With more locations closing statewide, residents and employees are concerned these moves will create new food deserts and make daily life even tougher for those already facing high living costs. How do you think these closures will impact your community? #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger00Share
Jason Wells+FollowKroger’s $11M move shakes up Fort Worth grocery sceneFort Worth’s grocery game is heating up—Kroger is investing $11 million into a brand-new marketplace on E. Bonds Ranch Rd., aiming to open by late 2025. This comes as H-E-B continues its rapid North Texas expansion, drawing long lines at every new opening. While Kroger recently closed stores in Garland and McKinney, they’re doubling down on major projects like this one. With two giants battling for your weekly shop, what do you think: will more competition mean better prices and options for local families, or is the market getting too crowded? #Food #FortWorth #Kroger00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowKroger’s $125M Drama: What It Means for Your GroceriesSo, Kroger just settled a hush-hush lawsuit with C&S after their mega-merger with Albertsons fizzled out. C&S wanted a $125 million breakup fee, but now it’s all water under the bridge. Why should you care? More competition between grocery giants means you could see better prices and deals at your local store. So, the failed merger might actually be a win for your wallet! #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger3423Share
carlsongary+FollowKroger Closures: Is Your Grocery Store Next?Heads up, grocery shoppers! Kroger is closing 60 stores across four states, starting this August. While it’s just a small slice of their 2,700+ locations, it could mean longer drives for your weekly haul or changes to your favorite deals. The upside? Kroger says they’ll try to keep workers employed at other stores. If you love your local Kroger, now’s the time to check if it’s on the list! #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger2410Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowKroger Closures: Is Your Grocery Store Next?Heads up, grocery shoppers! Kroger is closing a bunch of stores starting this August, with more to come. Why? Some locations just aren’t pulling their weight, so Kroger’s trimming the fat to focus on better shopping experiences elsewhere. If your local store is on the list, don’t panic—employees are being offered jobs at other locations, and Kroger says it’s reinvesting in upgrades. It’s a sign that even big grocery chains have to adapt as our shopping habits change. #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger81Share
carlsongary+FollowKroger Closures: Time to Rethink Your Grocery Run?Heads up, Kroger shoppers! The grocery giant is closing some stores in Georgia, Illinois, Virginia, and West Virginia this August, with more to come. If your go-to spot is on the list, you might need to scout out a new place for your weekly haul. The good news? Kroger says employees will get offers to work at other locations. If you’re loyal to Kroger, keep an eye out for deals as they clear out inventory! #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger1812Share
Cathy Porter+FollowA tough day at Kroger leaves a markFilling up your tank with just $7 shouldn’t come with a side of humiliation, but that’s exactly what happened to Asia Donerella, an unhoused single mom and DoorDasher in Georgia. After a long morning of work, she was publicly mocked by a Kroger gas station attendant for her small purchase, leaving her in tears. While a kind stranger tried to help, the store’s response felt cold and dismissive. This story is sparking conversations about empathy, dignity, and how businesses treat people facing tough times. Have you ever felt judged for just trying to get by? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Kroger2526Share
Edward Wallace+FollowKroger CEO Drama: What’s Really in Your Cart?Ever wonder why Kroger’s longtime CEO suddenly quit and left $11 million on the table? Turns out, a lawsuit involving singer Jewel might spill the beans. The court wants him to explain his mysterious exit, which could reveal more about what’s going on behind the scenes at your local grocery giant. For shoppers and investors, it’s a reminder: sometimes the juiciest stories aren’t on the shelves, but in the boardroom. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Kroger187Share
Kim Brown+FollowKroger & Albertsons Drama = Cheaper Groceries?Grab your coffee—here’s the scoop: Kroger and Albertsons tried to merge, but it flopped, leading to a year-long legal spat. Now, Kroger just settled with C&S Wholesale, but the real win might be for us shoppers. Experts say the rivalry means both stores will keep fighting for your business with better prices and deals. So, that failed merger? It could mean more savings in your cart! #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger31Share
