Some area stations are selling fuel for $2.99 per gallon.
(Cincinnati, Oh.) - Don’t look now. Local gas prices are climbing closer to the $3 mark.
GasBuddy.com reports the average price of self-serve regular fuel in the region jumped 14 cents over the past week to $2.83 a gallon.
A handful of gas stations are already charging $3 a gallon. Some stations in Brookville and Hebron are posting $2.99.
Oil prices are falling back from last week's three and-a-half year highs and surging U.S. production is playing a big role. U.S. drillers put eleven more rigs to work last week, bringing the total to 844. That's the most since March of 2015.
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