grocery store

In an unexpected twist, classic snacks are trading their iconic colors for a healthier vibe. Curious about how Cheetos and Doritos are evolving?

Nothing says Texas pride quite like an HEB shopping cart, filled to the brim with locally inspired flavors and affordable eats.

Picture this: a brand new HEB store in town, sparking excitement and fresh opportunities. It's not just shopping; it's a lifeline for the local economy.

Valet parking, $25 eggs, and $125 reusable totes. This membership-only grocery store is truly a playground for the health-conscious elite. Let’s just say, it’s not your average grocery run.

Trader Joe's thinks they're too cool for Lubbock, dare them to build a location in the Hub City!

Tips on how to properly store your produce.

Since the height of the pandemic many stores across the country have had to close a few select shops here and there just due to inflation and other factors.

While Lubbock has many great stores, restaurants, and other businesses, there are still some areas that the Hub City is lacking in.

Many of you might have gone to the grocery store and seen these giant heavy looking potatoes that are not potatoes but have just as much versatility. Jicama!

As of May 2022, we know that they currently have no plan to come to Lubbock or any surrounding areas. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t keep trying.

If you’ve ever been shopping in a grocery store and wished they carried a certain product, you just might be able to make it happen.

Here's why some of Sister Schubert's frozen foods recently disappeared from the shelves.