One in four parents use threats to manage children's behavior

- Visualized: Food Inflation in the U.S. (2015-2025F)
U.S. food inflation hit 9.9% in 2022 but is now declining. Find out what the U.S. Department of Agriculture is expecting for 2024 and 2025.
from: Visual Capitalist

- Grocery Prices Set to Rise as Soil Becomes 'Unproductive'
Experts are warning of a looming increase in grocery prices as agricultural soil becomes increasingly unproductive. In a concerning trend...
from: Newsweek

- One in four parents use threats to manage children's behavior
A quarter of moms and dads have threatened their three- to five-year-olds with no Christmas present. (16 Dec 2024, 03:56 pm)
from: Spot On Mississippi

- Rachel Cruze: 7 Ways To Deal With Grocery Inflation in 2025
Just because the economic experts say that inflation has cooled back to normal levels doesn't mean prices have followed suit.
from: Yahoo Finance

- Tues 9 AM | Why are food prices high ... and what can be done to lower costs?
The Exchange talks with the Executive Director of the Rogue Valley Food System Network and the owner of Blue Fox Farm to learn about food...
from: Jefferson Public Radio

- Persistent inflation will shape where and what groceries consumers buy in 2025
In this episode of FoodNavigator-USA's Soup-To-Nuts Podcast, Nolan Lowry, who directs consumer research at the retail data science and...
from: FoodNavigator-USA.com

- How Much Have Grocery Prices Increased Over The Last Few Years?
Grocery prices in the U.S. have increased by 30% since 2019. The price of food has climbed steadily with leaps every decade since 1980.
from: Chowhound

- Pass Christian Elementary Schools Embark on Holidays Around the World
The Gazebo Gazette PASS CHRISTIAN (GG) - The spirit of the holiday season was felt across the kindergarten classrooms of both.
from: Spot On Mississippi

- News roundup of the transition
For about a month now, Americans have been all up in the air over 'Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena,' what they call drones. The federal.
from: Spot On Mississippi

- Mississippi Power Propels Program assists with economic development
GULFPORT - Mississippi Power's Economic Development Propels Program is an initiative designed to help communities across Southeast.
from: Spot On Mississippi