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Kroger in Hoptown and Clarksville offering Military discounts

Posted on September 8, 2022 by Monica Reed

Kroger says that four of its stores will be offering a 10% military discount for active and retired military members and their dependents every Wednesday.

All Military members and dependents will need to show a valid ID to receive the discount.

Store locations offering the discounts, 3 are in Clarksville and one in Hopkinsville.

2100 Lowes Drive in Clarksville
1489 Madison Street in Clarksville
110 Dover Crossing Road in Clarksville
1213 Skyline Drive in Hopkinsville, KY

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