groceries

I can't even get my picky family members to crave the same foods at the same time, so it's amazing to think that an entire country can start craving corn on a whim. What in the world is happening.

The Treasure Valley could see another run on groceries this winter as people hop on the stockpiling bandwagon again. But, there is good news. Meat might be spared this time.

If you call Nampa home and have been looking for a better deal on your day-to-day grocery shopping, a new solution is coming to your neighborhood soon.

If you've lived in the Treasure Valley for any amount of time, you know the fun to seeing what the Boise Weekly names as the Best of Boise. One I love for this year: WinCo wins for groceries.

Remember about a year ago when local grocer WinCo was moving on plans to build two new locations in Meridian? Today, one is stalled and the other seems to be off the table.

Governor Butch Otter opted to veto a bill that would've eliminated sales tax on groceries in Idaho.

How much money are we missing out on?

This might be some extra incentive to grab the local produce at the Boise Farmers Market this spring.
Strange winter weather around the US is impacting crops, and that means prices might be going up on the food that's trucked in from other places.

If your grocery bill is at least a hundred bucks every time you go to the store, soon you might be able to a whole lot more stuff with it. Two big grocery retailers in the Treasure Valley are slashing prices and that means good things for our tortilla chip and granola addictions.

The Boise Co-op is finally opening another store!