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WBBJ TV April 13, 2021 JACKSON, Tenn. — Have you ever read a book that made you say “wow!”? That’s what The Read Team is hoping their new “Words on Wheels” will do this summer. “It’s a practical way we can get books in the homes. That’s one of they key factors in learning how to read, having books around the home,” said James Christoferson, program director for The Read Team. The “WOW” trailer can fit thousands of books for all grade levels — everything from picture books to “Nancy Drew.” And it was named by Alexander Elementary’s own Principal Carolyn Caldwell...

UpdatedThu, Apr 8, 2021 at 11:44 pm CT Replies(2) The owner of Joliet's 1st Stop cafe makes his own chicken tenders. He also touts his Philly Sandwiches, which include steak, pork and chicken. The Philly chicken sandwich is his favorite. (John Ferak/Joliet Patch Editor ) JOLIET, IL — At a time when the city of Joliet is seeing more new restaurants open than at any time in recent years, Patrick Fanning wants to see his newly opened Joliet's 1st Stop cafe become a destination stop for people traveling the country along historic Route 66. The address is 318 South Chicago St. He's about a blo...

Q-Racing Blog: Girl Power By Ty Wyant Living there are Whitmire Ranch’s Whistle Stop Cafe had a well-documented six-race campaign last year that resulted in six wins and $1,974,986 in earnings. That perfection earned her the titles of champion 2-year-old and champion 2-year-old filly in addition to becoming only the second juvenile filly to be honored as overall world champion. To earn nearly $2 million, a horse must have done well in million-dollar races. She did. In the $3 million All American Futurity (G1), Whistle Stop Cafe put away a game 19-10 favorite Insygator over the quarter mile...

Fork and Spade: A community food digest for March Eva Fierst reaches for a crate of food in January from Sara Schieffelin, asa the Grow Food Northampton volunteers load a van at the Northampton Survival center to deliver to Meadowbrook. Gazette file photo Published: 3/11/2021 3:28:18 PM With the sap rising and temperatures warming — and perhaps the real end of the pandemic in sight — energy is gathering everywhere. So many community organizations have exciting events and programs planned this month to help turn that energy into sustained community change that your Fork and Spade moderat...

Albanian brothers make lattes an art form at Worcester cafe WORCESTER — It's not always easy for a foreigner to set foot 4,400 miles away from home and start a business. As an Albania native, 27-year-old Valon Dalipi first came to the United States seven years ago as an international student.  Years later in March 2019, Dalipi and his brother, Hasan Dalipi, developed their talents and interests in latte art designs and food services. The journey was started.  Stop Cafe, at 255 Park Ave. in Worcester — a traditional Albanian cafe serving coffee with all kinds of latte art design...