Nicole Washington+FollowLowe’s Big Move: What It Means for DIYersLowe’s just bought over 370 Foundation Building Materials stores for $8.8 billion, making it easier for pros and DIYers to grab everything from drywall to insulation. This is Lowe’s way of catching up to Home Depot, which is still the top dog. If you’re planning a home project, expect more options, faster service, and maybe even better deals as these two giants battle it out. Your next renovation just got a little more interesting! #Business #LocalBusiness #Lowe's92Share
Kim Brown+FollowAldi’s Self-Checkout Switch-Up: Yay or Nay?Heads up, Aldi fans! Some stores are quietly ditching self-checkout lanes, which means you might be back to waiting in line for a cashier. Shoppers are split—some miss the quick DIY checkout, while others say they never liked it anyway. If you’re all about fast in-and-out grocery runs, keep an eye out: your next Aldi trip could look a little different! #Business #LocalBusiness #Aldi40Share
Nicole Washington+FollowDollar Tree’s $5 Hammer Hack: Worth It?Ever thought you’d see a $5 hammer at Dollar Tree? Turns out, the store is quietly winning over shoppers who don’t mind paying a bit more for better stuff. Their new strategy: offer bigger packs and higher-quality items at higher prices. Now, even folks with six-figure incomes are popping in for deals and surprises. Pro tip: next time you’re at Dollar Tree, check out the pricier aisles—you might score a steal! #Business #LocalBusiness #DollarTree204Share
Nicole Washington+FollowDollar Tree Price Hikes? Here’s WhyEver wonder why your Dollar Tree haul is costing a bit more? Blame those pesky tariffs! Even though more people are bargain hunting, especially with inflation, Dollar Tree’s profits took a hit because of higher import costs. The store is trying to keep prices low, but you might see some items creep up. Pro tip: Stock up on essentials before the holiday rush—prices could jump again! #Business #LocalBusiness #DollarTree7275Share
carlsongary+FollowThe Surprising Way to Get Banned from TargetEver wondered what could get you banned from Target for life? It’s not just about shoplifting—Target is cracking down hard with new rules. If you’re caught stealing, you could be banned from every Target, forever. They’re even using high-tech detective work to catch thieves. For regular shoppers, this means more locked-up products and longer waits at checkout. So, next time you see those empty pickup spots or locked-up razors, you’ll know why! #Business #LocalBusiness #TargetTips2539Share
Anthony Cook+FollowWhy Your Groceries Might Cost More SoonEver noticed shopping carts abandoned on sidewalks? Cities are cracking down, and now stores like Walmart, Costco, and Target could get hit with $50 fines for every stray cart. With millions of carts going missing each year, retailers are losing big bucks—and guess who might end up paying for it? Yep, us shoppers, through higher prices. Pro tip: Always return your cart, or you could be part of the problem (and maybe even get fined yourself)! #Business #LocalBusiness #MoneyHacks1113Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowKroger’s Big Makeover: What’s Changing?Heads up, grocery shoppers! Kroger is shaking things up by closing some underperforming stores and giving others a serious glow-up. Think wider aisles, more food choices (hello, sushi and cheese counters!), and even drive-thru pharmacies. They’re also tailoring stores to local tastes—like more Hispanic products in Houston. The goal? Better prices, fresher looks, and a shopping trip that feels more like a treat than a chore. So, your next grocery run might just surprise you! #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger89Share
Anthony Cook+FollowCostco Shopping Hack: Early Bird Gets the DealsHeads up, Costco fans! Starting Sept. 1, executive members can shop an hour earlier than everyone else—doors open at 9 a.m. If you love snagging fresh bakery goods or beating the weekend crowds, this perk is for you. It’s Costco’s way of making that pricier membership feel more worth it, especially after last year’s fee hike. Not an executive member? You can always upgrade for more shopping time and extra rewards! #Business #LocalBusiness #CostcoShopping100Share
Jordan Williams+FollowCostco Early Bird Gets the Chicken!Ever wish you could skip the weekend parking lot chaos at Costco and snag a fresh rotisserie chicken without the crowd? Starting next year, Costco’s giving Executive Members a one-hour head start on shopping. That means you can grab bakery treats and food court snacks before the rush—if you’re willing to pay extra for the upgrade. Regular members? You’ll have to wait your turn. It’s like fast-pass for bulk shopping! #Business #LocalBusiness #Costco70Share
Anthony Cook+FollowSeniors score extra savings at KrogerOn September 3, Kroger is giving shoppers aged 55 and up a 5% discount on almost everything in-store—just show your Kroger card or alternate ID at checkout. This is a great chance for seniors to stretch their budgets on essentials like groceries and household items, especially with prices rising everywhere. While alcohol, tobacco, fuel, gift cards, and prescriptions aren’t included, most Medicare Advantage recipients can use their Food and OTC Benefit cards for eligible purchases. How do you feel about stores offering special discounts for seniors? Would you like to see more businesses follow suit? #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger174Share
