Archive for the Tag 'Ohio'

Seemingly “glued-on” price digits tell the story: Gas STILL over $4 in parts of U.S.

Tonight as I step back and look at local prices, I see how high we are compared to several locales. We even sit higher on a regional level- Ohio is paying just $1.98 in areas!
 
Having set the stage, how would you feel knowing oil prices have slid if gasoline prices stayed at their record high [...]

$1.99, are you outta’ your mind?!

 
A Speedway gas station in Fairfield, Ohio is reporting gas prices at $1.99 tonight! Is Grand Rapids headed there? There is a remote chance… today’s COST is roughly $2.28 to stations, so we still have a lot of room to fall, and I expect local prices here to decline.
However, I am worried that oil prices [...]

$2.99 in the Midwest! But you’ll have to drive…

Gas has fallen to $2.99 at a Speedway station in Stow, Ohio today! If you’d like to buy gas there, you will have to spend quite a bit to do so. It’s roughly a five hour trip from West Michigan to Stow.
However, the downward trend should continue as the Midwest tries to break free of [...]

EDIT: Gas hike warning: $4.09+ in Michigan, Indiana, $3.99 in Ohio, Nationwide 10-30cents/gal

EDIT: 9:15pm EDT:
With the blog becoming the focus across the nation tonight, I am doing my part… or trying. Here’s what everyone can expect for tomorrow and the days ahead: Prices will likely rise for tomorrow in MOST areas. Here in the Midwest, we can expect at least 20-30cent differentials between now and tomorrow night. [...]

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Ed A. and Patrick D. have been writing and analyzing gas prices since 2001. Ed A. has kept a much more detailed log, while Patrick D. spent most of his time researching and [...]

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