Schnucks

Illinois Lawsuit Could Cost Schnucks $80M

Damages were calculated at $7.25 an hour to resolve the issue, adding up to $7.25 million for victims in Illinois. Legally, plaintiffs can receive eleven times the damages.

2013/05/22

Schnucks CEO Issues Message on Cyber Attack

“For over seven decades, you’ve been able to depend on us. I want you to know you still can,” Scott Schnuck said.

2013/05/10

Police Find Parent of Boy at Schnucks, No Charges Expected

Workers at a Schnucks grocery store in south St. Louis found the boy about 11:15 p.m. He said his name was Noah, but he didn’t know his last name or where he lived.

2013/05/03

UPDATE: Wandering Child Reunited With Mother

St. Louis Police say a 5-year-old boy who was found walking around a Schnucks market Thursday night has been reunited with his mother.

2013/05/03

Hampton Village Schnucks Recalls Ground Sausage

The recall includes all fresh ground sausage purchases Sunday with a sell-by date of May 2, 2013.

2013/04/29

Capitol Perspectives: The Dimming Light of Missouri’s Consumer Movement

I’ve been pondering these days whatever happened to Missouri’s consumer protection movement.

2013/04/26

US Bank Inside Grocery Store Robbed in Overland

A man with a scar on his face robbed the bank inside a Schnucks supermarket in Overland Wednesday.

2013/04/24

Schnucks Recalls Ground Beef Sold at Fairview Heights Store

A customer returned a package of ground beef containing pieces of black display paper to Schnucks Sunday evening.

2013/04/22

Mayor Slay Tweets Praise For Schnucks, A Campaign Donor

In a tweet shortly after six o’clock Tuesday morning, the mayor pointed out that Schnuck Markets “remains the largest grocer in the city.”

2013/04/16

Charlie Brennan – Monday, April 15th – Will you join class action lawsuits against Schnucks?

Charlie and Debbie say we should remain loyal to Schnucks through their computer hacking episode because Schnucks has been loyal to our community; Dr. Michael Wysession talks about new science standards for students K-12; and Dr. Daniel Shea talks about his book about Pearl Curran, an St. Louis author whose inspiration came from the spirits in a Quija board.

2013/04/15

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