Another Ohio town has lost a discount grocery option, adding to concerns about shrinking grocery access across the state. The Save A Lot at 307 E. Decatur Street in Kenton closed Saturday, November 14, after the company confirmed the plan on November 10.
A Save A Lot spokesperson told local radio station WKTN that “changing market dynamics” drove the decision. The company thanked customers and team members for supporting the location but did not announce a replacement store or provide other details.
What Kenton shoppers are losing
Save A Lot built its business around lower-priced groceries, private-label products, fresh produce and meat. Before the closure, the Kenton store’s official page also listed cash, credit, EBT and WIC among its accepted payment methods…