shopping

Shop local if you can. But, if you do shop with say, Amazon, for example, it's a good idea to get a few pro-tips from those who have studied these things.

How can you really know whether or not that extra powerful processor, or whatever, is actually worth blowing your carefully outlined budget?

While social media does have its pitfalls we have to look out for, it can also be an excellent way to support local and small businesses. Here's how.

Dollar General just announced they're opening a new line of stores aimed at called at "higher-end" shoppers. The stores will be called Popshelf and they will sell stuff for around $5, compared to a dollar?

The fast-fashion retailer claimed they had seen "strong and profitable" growth in online shopping however it was not enough to save several of their brick-and-mortar stores.

Why blow all that money in one chunk when you can use it for ten thousand items off the dollar menu? It could last a lifetime that way.

Did you think the COVID-19 pandemic was going to affect America's shopping addiction?

Since some pools were closed this summer and less swimming happened, most stores have racks that are overflowing with leftover tankinis and bikinis. We're hearing about great deals on bathings suits and more.

Walmart Plus will be available to the public on Tuesday (September 15th).

"Downtown Tyler serves as the home to numerous attractions, restaurants and businesses all powered by our locals."

Each color of a bread tag or bread tie represents what day it was baked.

Take a look at the "healthy" foods, or at least the substances in them, that are worth your discernment when it comes to planning your *actually* healthy diet.