Gas prices are rising modestly in the South Sound this week after they bottomed out during the Independence Day holiday week.
Gas prices are rising modestly in the South Sound this week after they bottomed out during the Independence Day holiday week.
The News Tribune’s Gas Deal Finder shows average prices in the Tacoma area Tuesday were $3.564 a gallon. That price is up almost eight cents a gallon from this time last week when 2012 pump prices were near their year-to-date low.
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Gas prices in the South Sound continued inching lower this week hitting an average of $3.311 a gallon, the lowest prices since February 2011.
Is the gas price holiday that South Sound residents enjoyed for the last two months finally ending?
South Sound gas prices are following a time-honored script this week, jumping on the “up” escalator as the new year unfolds.
After a nearly month-long decline, South Sound gasoline prices are climbing upward again this week.
Gas prices, which have risen like the profile of Mount Rainier since Christmas, hit a plateau in the South Sound this week.
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