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KY gas prices continue to rise; Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties among state's highest markets - NKyTribune

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While Kentucky gas prices slowed their ascent this week compared to last, gas prices across the nation took a bigger jump at the pump with the national average climbing more than 10 cents in the past week. Kentucky’s current gas price is $2.89, now 7 cents higher than a week ago. Today’s price means Kentucky has the 10th cheapest gas in the nation after posting the fourth least expensive gas a mere two weeks ago. Despite recent increases, the cu…
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KY gas prices continue to rise; Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties among state's highest markets - NKyTribune

While Kentucky gas prices slowed their ascent this week compared to last, gas prices across the nation took a bigger jump at the pump with the national average climbing more than 10 cents in the past week. Kentucky’s current gas price is $2.89, now 7 cents higher than a week ago. Today’s price means Kentucky has the 10th cheapest gas in the nation after posting the fourth least expensive gas a mere two weeks ago. Despite recent increases, the cu…

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Small Business Trends broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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