Stuff in Stores? Not Anymore!

A photo gallery of shelves around town wiped clean.

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Brayden Miller

Aisle from Kroger where the toilet paper is normally located. Completely empty, all toilet paper has been sold out.

The CDC recently announced that the novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19, is officially a pandemic. Our country, along with many others, is going through something resembling a shutdown as a result. As people are out of work and imports are slowing down, many families have made an attempt to stock up before everything gets closed down. The main shopping targets include canned foods, cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, medicine, and toilet paper.

Around town, a number of stores are experiencing shortages of their own. The items mentioned earlier are the main ones that seem to have limited supplies left around town. Here is a gallery containing photos from some of the stores around town and what items they seem to just not have in stock.

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  • Aisle of cleaning supplies from Kroger. Some products are left but supplies are getting low.

  • Cold and pain medication aisle from Kroger. People are definitely stocking up during this pandemic as the amount available seems to be running low.

  • Canned food aisle at Dollar General. Some foods are running out but a fair amount is still left. Near the end of the aisle, the pasta section was completely empty.

  • Paper towel and toilet paper section at Dollar General. Not as empty as Kroger but still low stock.

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