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Kroger begins effort to eliminate single-use plastic bags

RICHMOND—Kroger employees wore green shirts that read “Reusable in, Single-use out,” as they greeted customers on Monday with colorful bags.

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Kroger Begins Effort To Phase Out Single-Use Plastic Bags

RICHMOND Kroger employees wore green shirts that read “Reusable in, Single-use out,” as they greeted customers on Monday with colorful bags.

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Short Pump Kroger will be the first to phase out single-use plastic bags

Kroger is officially going to start phasing out single-use plastic bags from their stores in the Richmond area, starting with their Short Pump location.

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Feed the human spirit: backpack program is servant leadership opportunity

September is Hunger Awareness Month, and a partnership in Staunton continues to fight against hunger in the community every year.

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How Virginia drivers can save on gas this weekend

Virginians are still paying $1.73 more for a gallon of gas compared to a year ago as June 30 marked the first day of Fourth of July weekend travel, according to AAA.

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