2010-07-21 / Front Page
Gas prices differ
The heat is rising, and gas prices seem to be following. Gas prices affect everyone who has a way to go.
Many local citizens are still wondering why gas can be $2.37 per gallon in one town and $2.54 just down the road. Even worse, prices vary as much a 17ยข per gallon in a distance of 10-20 miles.
Monday, July 19, 2010, according to MSN.com local gas prices in area cities lowest to highest price were as follows:
| Albany | $2.539-2.699 | |
| Bainbridge | 2.489-2.549 | |
| Blakely | 2.589-2.599 | |
| Colquitt | 2.549-2.559 | |
| Cordele | 2.559-2.639 | |
| Dothan,AL | 2.399- | |
| 2.469 | ||
| D’ville | 2.379-2.569 |
| Newton | 2.469-2.599 | |
| Tallahassee 2.569-2.679 | ||
The National average price per gallon was $2.70.9 while the lowest U.S. price was $2.269 at Columbus, OH. The highest U.S. price was $4.37 in Kaunakakai, HI.
Someone seems to have a better buying location, or wants to make more per gallon.
