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Some paying triple digits for tank of gas (Akron Beacon Journal)
With gasoline prices high and rising, a new financial milestone has arrived: the $100 tank of gas. Bryan Carisone, a heating and air-conditioning contractor in Raritan, N.J., ''absolutely loves'' his new GMC Denali XL, an extra-large sport-utility vehicle with televisions built into the leather seats.
Church Gives Away Free Gas Cards (News Channel 5 Cleveland)
Three-hundred people will get gas cards from a local church.
Some gas stations offering discount for paying with cash (KVOA Tucson)
Credit and debit cards are becoming a popular way to pay for everything: including gasoline. But at some stations, paying with cash is now cheaper than paying with plastic.
Gas-card 'deal' on radio may be no deal at all (Arizona Daily Star)
It's hard to imagine gas at $2.49 a gallon being too good to be true, but then again, these are dire economic times.
Gas station owners are hurting, too (The MetroWest Daily News)
Gas stations across the area are struggling - not despite historically high gasoline prices but because of them.
VEGAS.com Gives Out $50 Gas Cards and Discounts on Las Vegas Hotels (Centre Daily Times)
Beginning July 7, Las Vegas is dishing out more than winnings. VEGAS.com announces Gas Cards to make getting to and from Vegas a little easier on the wallet. Rising gasoline prices have already impacted Americans' travel plans. To relieve some of the pain at the pump for Vegas visitors, VEGAS.com is giving customers a $50 gas card for the ride home and a $10 discount on Las Vegas hotel ...
Gas cards for blood donations (WSLS Newschannel 10 Roanoke)
Anyone giving the gift of life Friday walked away with a $5 gas card to Sheetz. Red Cross officials say donations have been extremely low this summer and giving out free gas they thought was the best way to get people to stop by the blood drive, and it seemed to work.
Pitching in for gas (The Indianapolis Star)
W ith $4-a-gallon gasoline high on the minds of commuters, employers are beginning to take steps to help out. Some are offering telecommuting options and flexible workweeks. Others are rewarding employees with gas cards or cold hard cash -- all in an effort to avoid losing talent because the work site is too far from home.
Blood center offering donors $10 gas cards (Asbury Park Press)
The Central Jersey Blood Center is offering $10 Exxon/Mobil gas cards to every person who donates blood at the Monmouth County blood drive from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Pre-paid gas card offers savings at the pump (WKRN Nashville)
If you're concerned about rising gas prices, one company says they have the answer.
