What stores are open on the Fourth of July?

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Beef is getting pricier just in time for the barbecue. How much more expensive? *** lot ground beef has jumped up 3.5%. The average cost per pound we're seeing in the store now about $6.50. So, you know, steaks are going up too up 3% to about 10, 60 *** pound. So what's the reason? Well, farmers started selling cattle to combat severe drought and higher feed costs. So there's just less of it going into production. In fact, this problem is going to keep getting worse beef production expected to drop 8% in the next year. So how can you save money first if you see *** sale stock up, put some of that beef in the freezer, you're also going to see more. Buy one, get one free sales around the fourth of July. Take advantage. Also buy store brand that tends to be cheaper than the name brands. And finally, I love this tip. *** lot of meat counters will put beef on sale first thing in the morning to make room for the newer cuts. So ask them, when do you start discounting stuff? Get there as soon as they open. That's cool. Right. Happy barbecuing. That's all for today. Back to you.

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Whether you're crafting your own Fourth of July menu for a festive feast or enjoying someone else's cookout, there's a lot of planning that goes into it. And even if you're the most prepared person, condiments or buns always seem to run out. You don't want to be frantically driving around in these last-minute scenarios as the celebration goes on without you. That's why we've pulled together this list of which stores are open on the Fourth of July — so you can rest assured knowing these grocery and convenience stores are here for you. When prepping for your backyard bash, you'll need to have more than just the food on hand for all those tasty grilling recipes. Remembering the charcoal or propane is key — but it's no sweat if you forget and need to pop by one of these stores. Or, if you're traveling somewhere for a cookout or picnic, you can also stop into one of these shops on the way to pick up drinks, desserts or anything else you want to contribute to the celebration. So, make this year's celebration stress-free by reading up on what stores are open on the Fourth of July beforehand.Related video above: Rossen Reports: Why your summer barbecue will cost moreGrocery stores open on the Fourth of JulyACME: Most stores will be open, but hours are subject to change. Call your local Acme store to confirm.Albertsons: Stores will be open for regular hours, but the pharmacy will be closed. Big Y: Stores will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. BJ's Wholesale Club: Stores should operate with regular hours.The Fresh Market: Stores will be open for regular hours.Giant Food: Stores will be open for regular hours, however, this may not apply to pharmacies. H-Mart: Stores will be open for regular hours.Hy-Vee: Most locations will be open, but hours may vary.Kroger: Stores will be open for regular hours.Publix: Stores will be open for regular hours.Ralphs: Stores will be open, but hours may vary by location. Safeway: Stores will be open for regular hours but the pharmacy might be closed.Sam's Club: All locations will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Members get extended hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Shaws: Stores will be open for regular hours but the pharmacy hours may vary.Star Market: Stores will be open for regular hours but the pharmacy will be closed.Stop & Shop: Stores will operate during normal hours. Target: Stores will be open but hours may vary by location.Trader Joe's: All locations will close at 5 p.m. Walmart: Stores will be open for normal operating hours. Wegmans: Stores will be open for regular hours.Whole Foods: Stores will follow normal operating hours. Convenience stores and pharmacies open on the Fourth of JulyDollar GeneralHome DepotLowe's7-ElevenCumberland FarmsCVSRiteAidSheetzSpeedwayWalgreensWawaDepartment stores open on the Fourth of JulyBloomingdale'sJCPenneyKohl's Macy'sMarshallsNordstromSaks Fifth AvenueT.J. Maxx

Whether you're crafting your own Fourth of July menu for a festive feast or enjoying someone else's cookout, there's a lot of planning that goes into it. And even if you're the most prepared person, condiments or buns always seem to run out. You don't want to be frantically driving around in these last-minute scenarios as the celebration goes on without you. That's why we've pulled together this list of which stores are open on the Fourth of July — so you can rest assured knowing these grocery and convenience stores are here for you.

When prepping for your backyard bash, you'll need to have more than just the food on hand for all those tasty grilling recipes. Remembering the charcoal or propane is key — but it's no sweat if you forget and need to pop by one of these stores. Or, if you're traveling somewhere for a cookout or picnic, you can also stop into one of these shops on the way to pick up drinks, desserts or anything else you want to contribute to the celebration. So, make this year's celebration stress-free by reading up on what stores are open on the Fourth of July beforehand.

Related video above: Rossen Reports: Why your summer barbecue will cost more

Grocery stores open on the Fourth of July

ACME: Most stores will be open, but hours are subject to change. Call your local Acme store to confirm.
Albertsons: Stores will be open for regular hours, but the pharmacy will be closed.
Big Y: Stores will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
BJ's Wholesale Club: Stores should operate with regular hours.
The Fresh Market: Stores will be open for regular hours.
Giant Food: Stores will be open for regular hours, however, this may not apply to pharmacies.
H-Mart: Stores will be open for regular hours.
Hy-Vee: Most locations will be open, but hours may vary.
Kroger: Stores will be open for regular hours.
Publix: Stores will be open for regular hours.
Ralphs: Stores will be open, but hours may vary by location.
Safeway: Stores will be open for regular hours but the pharmacy might be closed.
Sam's Club: All locations will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Members get extended hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Shaws: Stores will be open for regular hours but the pharmacy hours may vary.
Star Market: Stores will be open for regular hours but the pharmacy will be closed.
Stop & Shop: Stores will operate during normal hours.
Target: Stores will be open but hours may vary by location.
Trader Joe's: All locations will close at 5 p.m.
Walmart: Stores will be open for normal operating hours.
Wegmans: Stores will be open for regular hours.
Whole Foods: Stores will follow normal operating hours.