About $4.45. Lots of folks aren't going any farther than to work and back or other essential travel

While I don't drive enough for the price at the pump to significantly affect me, I believe we are just now beginning to see the overall effect. Every single thing we buy relies on crude. First it is flew or railed, sailed or trucked somewhere, all of which requires fuel, then it is further transported to retail locations. Not to mention all the businesses requiring fuel just to produce those items before transport... whether it's produced by a multinational corporation, or a farmer on a tractor. Even if the war ended today, the ramifications of these higher prices will last for a while, I am afraid.

Ive had enough, im never voting for Trump again! lol

you folks are lucky, the village down the road from us is paying 10.25 per gallon for gas. The village across the bay from them is out of fuel until the barge comes in next month after the ocean ice goes away.

OUCH!!

Do people in those villages drive 34 to 50,000 miles a year?

We can't get our logs transported as the loggers are standing still until fuel comes down or prices goes up for logs.

Loggers aren't the only ones that will shut down. I'm afraid it's going to get worse.

Angela, how's inflation affecting cigarette prices?

Malukchuk, St. Mike's is down the road? Assuming Kotlik is out of gas?

We are on the verge of 6.00/gal gas here. Went to town today. Cardlock was 5.79 and a number of stations were 5.89. Seems like it goes up 20 to 30 cents every time I buy gas. I predict we will see 8.00/gal gas this summer. I put $93 in the ranger. That hurt.