More people turn to thrift stores as inflation continues ...Middle East

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) – With the dollar losing value and prices climbing, people are searching for alternatives to help their wallets stretch further. That’s evidenced by the increase in shoppers local thrift stores like Seeds of Hope say they’ve been experiencing. Between the racks of clothes at Seeds of Hope, you might just spot a regular like Bob Tekippe. “I just like looking for odds and ends and collectibles,” said Tekipe. Tekippe said he comes in twice a week, each time with a different agenda, but the same goal: to save. “[You] can find a lot of items for a lot less money, and a lot of items are new or like new,” said Tekippe. Manager Lisa Ternes has been in the thrifting busines

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