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Beet Box welcomes first guest chef in partnership with City of Refuge - Vimarsana News

Beet Box welcomes first guest chef in partnership with City of Refuge

Columbia restaurant Beet Box welcomed Marthe Beze as its first guest chef for its Sunday brunch in a partnership with City of Refuge.

For some Washington families, gardening starts with food stamps - Vimarsana News

For some Washington families, gardening starts with food stamps

Home gardener Maggie Slighte was thrilled to discover that she could use food assistance program benefits to purchase seeds and food-bearing plants nearly 20 years ago. Slighte, who is lower-income and lives in Olympia with ADHD, autism and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, has been dialing in her strategy for growing food to feed herself and her family ever since.

Gazedibles: Vegan Eats - Vimarsana News

Gazedibles: Vegan Eats

I won't claim to be vegan, but I can certainly appreciate delicious vegan food. I don't know how these chefs make vegetables and tofu taste...

Pierpont General Store offers staples, snacks and made-to-order meals in Columbia, Missouri - Vimarsana News

Pierpont General Store offers staples, snacks and made-to-order meals in Columbia, Missouri

Local ingredients and products come from Beet Box, Fiddle & Stone Bread Co., Logboat Brewing Co., Stanton Brothers Eggs and more.

Virginia's Black business owners got less pandemic money - Vimarsana News

Virginia's Black business owners got less pandemic money

A state grant program meant to help small businesses and nonprofits didn’t reach all applicants equally. On average, Black business owners received less than half as much funding as white entrepreneurs from Rebuild VA, the state’s pandemic grant program, through January 2021.

Source: vpm.org