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Amanda Carroll

Is Costco Still a Bulk Buy for Your Wallet?

Costco’s stock has been on a wild ride—up 8% this year, but it dipped 6% last month. The real story? Even with membership price hikes, 90% of folks are still renewing, and Costco’s online shopping is growing fast. They’re dodging tariffs by rerouting shipments and leaning into AI to keep prices low. But if inflation spikes, some families might have to rethink those giant packs of toilet paper. The takeaway: Costco’s still a solid bet for shoppers and investors, but keep an eye on those price tags! #Business #LocalBusiness #Costco

Kim Brown

How to Sneak Into Costco’s Food Court

Ever crave that $1.50 Costco hot dog but don’t want to pay for a membership? Here’s the scoop: Costco recently made its food court members-only to keep things exclusive and cut down on parking chaos. But there’s a hack—get a friend to buy you a Costco Shop Card (their gift card), and you can waltz in, grab a slice, and pay in cash. Just don’t overdo it, or they might close the loophole! #Business #LocalBusiness #CostcoHacks

Jasmine Rush

Did You Buy This at Costco? Double-Check!

Heads up, Costco fans! If you’ve picked up gadgets, coolers, or even sandwiches lately, it’s time to peek at your receipts. Some power banks, air conditioners, and even dumbbells sold at Costco are being recalled for safety reasons—think overheating, mold, or loose weights. If you spot your item on the recall list, stop using it ASAP and check Costco’s website for what to do next. Safety first, savings second! #Business #LocalBusiness #CostcoFinds

Megan Garcia

Del Monte’s Money Crunch: Will Shelves Change?

Heard Del Monte’s filing for bankruptcy? Yep, the canned fruit and veggie giant is in a financial pickle, but don’t panic—your green beans aren’t vanishing overnight. Chapter 11 means they’re hitting pause to sort out their money mess, not closing up shop. For Michigan shoppers, this could mean fewer Del Monte cans at Meijer or Kroger, and maybe less for local food banks. Even big brands have to tighten their belts these days! #Business #LocalBusiness #DelMonte

Nicole Washington

Why So Much Waste at Bath & Body Works?

Ever wonder what happens to those almost-perfect candles or barely-used testers at Bath & Body Works? Turns out, a lot of it just gets tossed—even if it’s nearly full or only has a tiny flaw. Employees say it’s a daily dumpster dive, and shoppers on Reddit are calling for better options, like donating or discounting these products. It’s a reminder to look for refillable or low-waste options next time you shop—your wallet and the planet will thank you! #Business #LocalBusiness #RetailWaste

carlsongary

Refill Stations: Save Cash, Ditch Plastic!

Ever wish you could cut down on plastic bottles at home? London Drugs just made it super easy with their new refill station for soaps—just bring your pouch and top up! Not only does this mean less plastic piling up in your kitchen, but you’ll save some money, too. It’s a win-win: less waste, more cash in your pocket, and you get to feel good about helping the planet. Would you try it if your local store offered refills? #Business #LocalBusiness #EcoFriendly

Jasmine Rush

Talbots Moves—New Store, Freebies & Deals!

Heads up, fashion fans! Talbots just opened a shiny new spot in Morrison Place, right near SouthPark. They left their old location for a more walkable, lifestyle-friendly vibe—think more strolling, less parking hassle. If you’re one of the first 150 shoppers at their grand opening on July 17, you’ll snag a $50 gift card! Plus, there are special deals in-store. Perfect excuse for a wardrobe refresh and a little retail therapy with friends! #Business #LocalBusiness #CharlotteShopping

Jasmine Rush

Another Grocery Store Bites the Dust

Heads up, Houston shoppers! The Foodarama on Beechnut just closed its doors after nearly 50 years. The landlord wants to swap out the grocery store for something new, so Foodarama had to pack up—even though they weren’t thrilled about it. If you used to grab your weekly groceries there, time to find a new spot! It’s a reminder that your favorite neighborhood stores can disappear when landlords chase new tenants. #Business #LocalBusiness #HoustonEats

Michael Morgan

Local Grill Bounces Back After Fire

The Hub Grill and Bar on Stapley Drive is back in action after a fire shut it down just over a week ago! The crew jumped into action, evacuated everyone safely, and firefighters stopped the blaze before it spread. No one was hurt, and now the spot is open again, ready for your next game night or burger craving. Who’s up for some wings at the ‘newly fire-tested’ Hub? #Food #MesaEats #LocalBusiness

Nicole Washington

July 4 Store Hours: Shop Smart, Snack Happy

Heads up for your July 4th plans: Walmart’s got your back and will be open as usual, but Costco fans, you’ll need to stock up early—Costco is closed all day for the holiday. Trader Joe’s is closing early at 5pm, and Aldi/Whole Foods hours depend on your local spot, so double-check before heading out. Banks and mail? Mostly closed, so plan those errands ahead. Tip: Grab your BBQ essentials before the fireworks, and don’t get caught snackless! #Business #LocalBusiness #July4th

Tag Page LocalBusiness

Is Costco Still a Bulk Buy for Your Wallet?

How to Sneak Into Costco’s Food Court

Did You Buy This at Costco? Double-Check!

Del Monte’s Money Crunch: Will Shelves Change?

Why So Much Waste at Bath & Body Works?

Refill Stations: Save Cash, Ditch Plastic!

Talbots Moves—New Store, Freebies & Deals!

Another Grocery Store Bites the Dust

Local Grill Bounces Back After Fire

July 4 Store Hours: Shop Smart, Snack Happy