Chuck Redmon's Dairy Mart is one of two West Central neighborhood grocery stores that have been selected to participate in Spokane Healthy Corner Stores, a program designed to increase the availability of healthy food in low-income neighborhoods. John Stucke SR story here. (SR photo: Colin Mulvany)

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Question: Is it a good idea for convenience stores to stock healthy food? Or will such fare be largely ignored by shoppers?