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Home > Talk of East Texas > Archives > 2008 > April > 15 > Entry

Energy savings

Home energy savings are most on the minds of consumers during extreme temperatures, according to a local hardware store owner. However, with prices of everything from gasoline to corn flakes and chicken nuggets rising in recent weeks, many East Texans might be placing a renewed focus on saving money wherever they can.

What do you do to save money on your energy bills?

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