Mega Market Match underway at Roanoke's Historic City Market
SNAP and EBT recipients received a dollar for every dollar they spend at the farmer’s market with a limit of 100 dollars.
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SNAP and EBT recipients received a dollar for every dollar they spend at the farmer’s market with a limit of 100 dollars.
The Tonto Apache Police Department has a new chief. His first order of business? Holding a swearing in ceremony recently for all officers to help unite the department.
With a rich history, faithful following and modern versions, farmers markets have withstood the test of time.
ROCKLAND — Mid-Coast School of Technology recognizes students each month for exemplifying the Core Values of the school: Courage, Respect, Honesty, Responsibility, and Equality. For the month of October 2021, the following students have been honored...
Janette Kingery Gibson was a fixture at the historic downtown Roanoke farmers market. She and twin sister Janice Beheler started helping their family sell produce at the market in 1945, when they were just 6 years old. Itâs where they learned to make change, using nickels. Gibson kept coming back to the market for decades. When their family members retired from the market, Beheler said, the twins joined a friend there, vendor Debbie Guthrie. Janette Kingery Gibson Courtesy of Gibson family Gibson was last at the market on Nov. 14. Later that day, family members said, she suff...