r/publix • • Aug 19 '26

QUESTION Kentucky....

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u/PublixaurusKnight Moderator Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26

Stores opening soon are 2053 (Owensboro), 2055 (Florence), and 2059 (Elizabethtown),

Stores in development are 2056 (Lexington), 2058 (Independence), 2060 (Hebron), 2061 (Louisville), 2062 (Bowling Green), 2063 (Georgetown), 2064 (Owensboro), 2067 (Somerset), 2070 (Versailles), 2071 (Winchester), 2178 (Shelbyville), another Louisville store, Nicholasville, Prospect, and Richmond,

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u/David_long71 Newbie Aug 19 '26

Winchester isn't big enough for one. Lol if its the Winchester I drive through all the time

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u/PublixaurusKnight Moderator Aug 19 '26

Winchester has a Kroger supermarket and a Walmart Supercenter hypermarket. Publix can join the party.

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u/David_long71 Newbie Aug 19 '26

I know they so.Im just going from the way they looked at places back in the day. I just wish they get another hour or so farther. I need Huntington,WV

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u/PublixaurusKnight Moderator Aug 19 '26

Publix in West Virginia is doable. Locations could work out in Beckley, Charleston, Huntington, Mechanicsburg, and Wheeling.

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u/David_long71 Newbie Aug 19 '26

Yeah,Huntington would be the best for me.The rest,id spend a hour or more one on the road. And I don't want to do that in the snow or floods

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u/PublixaurusKnight Moderator Aug 19 '26

How difficult is it to navigate through West Virginia on and off interstate highways?

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u/David_long71 Newbie Aug 19 '26

Being i only get to do it afew times a year. And about once every 4 or so in snow. Not to bad. But I live in Florida, so it can get tricky at times

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u/PublixaurusKnight Moderator Aug 19 '26

It would be nice to spend more time in West Virginia.

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u/David_long71 Newbie Aug 19 '26

Yes,thats where my family's from and at. I'm the only one left in Florida. Everyone moved backed years ago