Business Buzz
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City Market selected Church in the Wildwood Food Pantry in Green Mountain Falls as the beneficiary of the store’s “Fight Hunger” bag program. According to Pastor Darlene Avery, the pantry will receive a $1 donation for every $2.50 reusable “Fight Hunger” bag sold during February and March at City Market in Gold Hill Square South in Woodland Park. The donation is part of City Market’s Zero Hunger Zero Waste initiative where shoppers can purchase a reusable bag.
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What's a bear to do if she can't find a cave?
What if a bear could not find a cave in which to hibernate? Would that throw off the whole supposed-to-happen scenario? Pondering the question, Vince Scarlata created his latest literay hero, Bella, the black bear who goes on a search for a cave. With his long-time illustrator, Pegi Ballenger, the book comes alive for the […]
Dixon goes for another term in GMF
Green Mountain Falls Mayor Todd Dixon announced last week that he would run for a third term. For the mayor, the announcement signaled a change of mind, as he has said in the past this would be his last term. To date, Dixon has no opponents for the election in November. Dixon announced his decision […]