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Five best doughnut shops in Southeast Minnesota? Heres a list These are the five best spots in Southeast Minnesota to find a delicious doughnut, according to Google ratings and reviews. 1:25 pm, Jun. 3, 2021 × Photo courtesy of Yelp user Greg J. Its hard to find someone that wont give in to enjoying a good, fluffy doughnut. With it being one of the most classic comfort food items around, people are always going to be wondering where they can find themselves that deliciou...

Lifeboat Coffee 36 East Dunlap Avenue, #7 Stay afloat with a morning beverage from Lifeboat Coffee. This Sunnyslope roastery and café offers hot house coffee, frappes, lattes, and more in dinghy, dory, or lifeboat sizes. The cafè also has espresso, Italian sodas, iced teas, and quick bites (bagel sandwiches, pastries, etc.). Grinders Coffee Co. 17 East Dunlap Avenue, #104 For iced drinks, you’re going to want to hook into Grinders Coffee Co. Go straight for the cold brew, or try (over tim...

Paczki Day in Northeastern PA The day looks a little different this year because of the pandemic, but the tradition remains the same. Author: Alexandra Gallo Updated: 5:05 PM EST February 16, 2021 PENNSYLVANIA, USA — At family-owned bakeries all over northeastern Pennsylvania, Fat Tuesday looks pretty similar: long lines out the door and signs out front with messages like "Paczki Sold Here."  Newswatch 16 stopped by several bakeries in Lackawanna and Luzerne C...

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Listen to the story here. Hye Quality Bakery in downtown Fresno closed at the end of December after 63 years in business. In this audio postcard, Sammy and Paula Ganimian tell FM89’s Soreath Hok about the role this iconic business has played in the Armenian community.  

Spartanburgs downtown is full of restaurants, shops, and apartments and is home to a bustling Main Street. But how has it changed over the years to become the downtown Spartanburg residents know and love today? Heres a look at downtown Spartanburgs history — from when it gained its city status in 1880 to the recent revitalization of the 2000s. The textile boom In 1873, the railroad that ran from New York to New Orleans was built with a stop in Spartanburg, enabling the textile industry boom...