This one is for all you foodies! If you regularly watch The Food Network you’re no doubt familiar with the effervescent personality of show host Molly Yeh. If not then take a quick peek as Molly whips up some sugared pork burns from her ella show Girl Meets Farm on The Food Networks Facebook Channel. … Read more
Maaji’s Street Kitchen in St. Ann is launching a food truck this summer By Sophia Liu // April 22, 2022 Maaji’s Street Kitchen is planning to launch a food truck this summer. The carryout storefront at 3324 N. Lindbergh Blvd. in St. Ann launched last fall and will serve as a commissary for the food … Read more
It’s World Earth Day today and World Vision UK is urging people to make a difference by taking the simple step of delving into the world of organic gardening. World Vision supports Mali gardeners like Samba – and shows you how to grow-your-own organic veg on World Earth Day. The global Christian charity based in … Read more
WASHINGTON — Organic is no longer a niche market. This sentiment was expressed by several stakeholders from the organic industry during a presentation at the US Department of Agriculture’s annual Agricultural Outlook Forum on Feb. 25. One of those stakeholders, Ryan Koory, vice president of economics at Mercaris, a data mining and trading platform company … Read more
If you are planning a trip in the near future, the weather might not be the only thing you want to keep in mind. The Bismarck Airport’s Facebook page posted an update on the Federal mask requirement for air travelers. Another Extension The airport announced there will be an additional 15 days to the mask … Read more
A 2020 lawsuit filed by WA State Attorney General Bob Ferguson has been amped up. AG sues vape manufacturer JUUL in 2020 The lawsuit claims JUUL violated the Consumer Protection Act and other laws by allegedly targeting teens and underage vapers, as well as not disclosing potentially harmful effects of their product. You can see … Read more
For those who celebrate Easter, you typically find ham on the dinner or lunch table. Those who don’t celebrate, well, it’s always a great idea to cook up a delicious ham for your family. But there are some people in our community and throughout the country that don’t have the means to cook their family … Read more
Get ready to pay more for Forever Stamps starting in July. Just like everything increasing in price due to inflation and operating expenses the United States Postal Service announced that they will be raising their prices. Starting July 10, 2022, the cost for a First-Class Mail Forever Stamp will increase by two cents, which takes … Read more
Big Y Supermarkets in Berkshire County has once again taken part in a yearly campaign that sends meals to area food shelters and programs in Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Massachusetts and Connecticut Big Y stores were part of the campaign… According to a media release from the Big Y corporate offices, Big Y’s annual Sack Hunger … Read more
There’s a new business coming to town! ProteinHouse is its name, and it’ll be located in the heart of Bismarck, at 402 East Main Street. More than a restaurant: It’s categorized as a “Healthy Fit Kitchen.” You can dine in or take your food to go. The goal is to be a quick-serve…sort of like … Read more
We’ve all been watching the turmoil out in Ukraine The invasion from Mr bully (Russia President and thug leader Vladimir Putin) and his Russian troops has affected all of us in one way or another. There are people living here in Bismarck who are worried about family members out in Ukraine. Showing support all over … Read more
What’s your breaking point? It’s a question I’ve begun asking on-air. We get some excited callers from time to time and they’re in a revolutionary mood. I’ve replied that comfortable people don’t revolt. It’s a nasty, disruptive, and often bloody business. There is no guarantee you’ll get a better outcome than the present. I bring … Read more
Yo lo se. You’ve seen enough of these posts about Illinois’ problems, whether it’s high taxes, high numbers of people leaving, or whatever–that you’re probably thinking “Of course Illinois is the most expensive, or why would he write about this?” Not to give the whole story away in the second paragraph, but Illinois is not … Read more
British shoppers are used to cheap food and plenty of it. We expect to walk into any supermarket nationwide and see produce from all over the planet, whatever the season. But the downside of the globalization of food supply is that our domestic farming industry has been allowed to run down. While we produce most … Read more
A Facebook acquaintance from the east coast claims he sees no inflation when grocery shopping. I do not know where he shops and I do not know his politics. He doesn’t post about the latter. I dropped by a few stores here in southern Idaho over the weekend and begged to differ. In Some Places … Read more
As Shiels says, much of this work is based on the long term. But perhaps the most important success story in the Foundation’s recent history – and certainly the most well publicized – came during the Covid-19 pandemic. “What we did there was survival stuff,” he states. “We had some money, so we gave our … Read more