groceries

If you've been lucky enough to shop at this massive grocery store it's sad to think there will never be a location for us here in the Capital Region.

A critical deficiency is what they are calling it and it forced the grocery store to discard a ton of perishable food items.

Eggs were just the beginning.

Supply chain issues combined with a spring crop destroyed by weather means one of Americas favorite hot sauces will be off Capital Region shelves for months.

There has been a lot of back of forth about when disposable plastic bags would eventually stop being offered at local supermarkets.

There is another convenience that is coming out of the coronavirus pandemic. This time Sam's Club is making it even easier to pick up your bulk items from the comfort of your vehicle.

First they were banned, them they cam back. But don't get used to those supermarket plastic bags.

Walmart stores are making it easier for those who are at the most risk for the coronavirus. They are setting up special hours for pick-up, contact-free.

Toilet paper is still a great find if you are out shopping during the pandemic. But now the new product that Americans are panic-buying has shifted. This product makes a bit more sense than toilet paper.

In these uncertain times, the Food Pantries of the Capital District is here to help. Brian and Chrissy spoke with the Executive Director, Natasha Pernicka, about what donations are needed and how you and your family can get the food you need.

My mom is the best.  I mean, I love both my parents with all my heart but for crying out loud- this is getting crazy.  She leaves me at least 3-4 voicemails a week just telling me stuff my dad is doing that drives her crazy.  I'm not really sure what she wants me to do, so I just pass them off to you because they're freaking hysterical.  Here's the latest VM from Mama where she's complaining about

This Hannaford will have one great upgrade from others in the area.