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Kay West
“A lot of my work right now is in helping people organize themselves and understand how they might create collaborative
The impacts of COVID-19 on demand, supply and distribution for local hunger relief organizations were immediate and profound, thrusting MANNA
As retailers face potential shortages of large-scale commodity meats, Asheville consumers look to local farms and butchers.
“It was an extremely tough decision,” says Chow Chow board of directors president Katie Button. “We’re determined to be back
The okra selected for the 2020 project, Aunt Hettie’s Red, boasts both regional roots and modern acclaim. Last September, the
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“I think it’s hard for people who are used to doing it for a living, where you have to be
The more collaborations, the better for everyone,” says The Hop co-owner Greg Garrison.
“The face shields are a necessity for people putting their lives on the line,” says Refined Designs Chocolate owner Timothy
Initially seen as a lifesaver, the Paycheck Protection Program has instead become a lead weight around the necks of many
