Got a favorite store? It's time to visit the store's Web site.

More and more stores are putting coupons on their Web site. The latest I've found is Walgreens.

Scroll down a little on Walgreens Web site to the section called "ways to save at Walgreeens." You'll find Walgreens weekly ad and even a button that says "get coupons."

Most of the coupons on Monday were for a $1 off items like cheese, crackers, crystal light and snack cookies. But there were also coupons for vitamins, laundry soap and toothpaste.

One coupon surprised me, there was a coupon for $10 off two lunch or dinner enteees at Ted's Montana Grill. I'm not sure what Ted's Montana Grill has to do with Walgreens, but the coupon is almost the price of a burger and fries combo at the restaurant.

What other stores have coupons on their Web site?

Target has coupons on its Web site, but I think they're hard to find. You have to look at the categories on the front page, click on "see all." Then look under "Super Target" for "coupons + weekly store specials." That's complicated.

It appears Kmart is using a system similar to Walgreens. To find Kmart's coupons, go to the main page, click on "coupon center" which is a button on the top of the screen. One of the coupons I found Monday was for $5 off a $50 purchase in the grocery area. Not the best deal ever, but it's always nice to save a few dollars.

If you see a deal, let me know! E-mail me Deb Stanley (Deb_Stanley@kmgh.com).

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