Kroger

I understand the appeal, but I also have so many questions. An Illinois-based grocery store chain claims that their customers most want smarter shopping carts. The question is whether or not shoppers have really thought this through.

A merger of the two biggest grocers in the nation, Kroger and Albertsons, will see 400 locations close nationwide. What does that mean for Kroger in Illinois?

If there's one thing that's constant in the world of business, it's change. That's true for at least 14 Illinois grocery stores that have reportedly just been sold. No word if they'll close their doors or just go through a big change.

It's a complicated deal that isn't final yet, but it could mean that more than a dozen Illinois grocery stores are about to get new names soon.

At this time of year, when so many of us are in shopping mode, I found myself looking back at what was, in its time, Hannibal's prime shopping experience.

If you bought baked goods from Kroger recently, it's time to check the pantry as they just recalled 19 different products due to metal fragment contamination.

The last day of business for the Hannibal Kroger store is this Saturday, October 27th. This obviously is very sad news for the many employees who were affected. When we learned about the closing about three weeks ago, my first thought was for the people who were losing their jobs. The next thing that came to my mind was my own personal connection to the store which goes all the way back to my chil