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Demand for oat milk rises at local coffee shops - Vimarsana News

Demand for oat milk rises at local coffee shops

Coffee shops explain why oat milk has gained in popularity along with some of its pros and cons.

Coffee shops see oat milk increase in popularity - Vimarsana News

Coffee shops see oat milk increase in popularity

Coffee shops explain why oat milk has gained in popularity along with some of its pros and cons.

Lee County residents say goodbye to 2020, hello to a new year - Vimarsana News

Lee County residents say goodbye to 2020, hello to a new year

Auburn, Opelika residents reflected on 2020 Wednesday. Miyana graduated in May from Southern Union with an associate’s degree in business management. Terri was promoted to manager at a part-time job while a freshman at Southern Union. Reginald Benson, who turns 54 on New Year's Day, commutes daily from Columbus, Ga., to Auburn. Today, he sits outside the construction site for the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center on South College Street with a smile and a book in hand: Tad Williams’ "The Heart of What Was Lost." “I tell everybody, every day I wake up is a blessing,â...

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20 Lee County residents reflect on lessons learned in 2020 - Vimarsana News

20 Lee County residents reflect on lessons learned in 2020

In a bleak year, Miyana Hamilton, 23, and her sister Terri Hamilton, 20, have had a lot to celebrate.  Miyana graduated in May from Southern Union with an associate’s degree in business management. Terri was promoted to manager at a part-time job while a freshman at Southern Union. Reginald Benson, who turns 54 on New Year's Day, commutes daily from Columbus, Ga., to Auburn. Today, he sits outside the construction site for the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center on South College Street with a smile and a book in hand: Tad Williams’ "The Heart of What Was Lost." “I te...

Source: oanow.com