Kroger

Kroger is putting it out there--prices are rising and that's just the way it will be for the time being.

I was doing some early morning grocery shopping Sunday morning and encountered this thing steamrolling through the aisles.

I ran into my friend Christy Dalton last Friday evening in the ClickList lanes at Kroger. She was there picking up just two items. Not kidding! She ordered artificial sweetener and a jar of pickles.

As more and more of us venture into the world with masks on our faces, it was only natural for us to wonder when businesses will begin requiring their employees to do the same thing.
If you've been to Kroger today, you've noticed such a change...

In a continuing effort to protect its patrons and staff, Kroger will begin limiting customer capacity, allowing each store to only fill to 50%.

Exciting news for Cats fans! The Big Blue Caravan is making its' way to Owensboro packed full of mascots, trophies, and an opportunity for everyone to get a photo-->

Last week we sadly shared that longtime Kroger employee, Todd Reisz, had passed away. Kroger is honoring him today.

If you shop at the Kroger on Wesleyan Park Plaza you most likely knew Todd Reisz. He worked for the store for 28 years. Our hearts are so saddened to hear he passed away this past weekend.

Imagine if you didn't have to go the grocery at all to shop. No, not just a "you pick it up" list service, the store will come to your neighborhood. Kroger in Louisville is hoping to make a mobile grocery service happen by the end of the year.

The Owensboro Police Department Crime Stoppers Division is hosting a Pork Burger Fundraiser.

Wesleyan Park Plaza Kroger will be hosting open interviews for their Kroger Clicklist Program!

A couple of weeks ago at the the Kroger I go to which isn't far from work, I noticed they now have yellow plastic bags in addition to the standard brown ones. By the year 2025, Kroger will have zero plastic bags in their stores.